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Without loss of generality, we research a general scenario of the WSNs as shown in Figure 4.

The results are extended to capture a more general scenario of output feedback control design for nonlinear interconnected systems.

A general scenario of GCR modulation versus solar activity is settled on the essential temporal rearrangements of the structure of the IMF turbulence.

Modelization of solar energetic particle (SEP) events aims at revealing the general scenario of SEP injection and interplanetary propagation and relies on in situ measurements of SEP distributions.

We formulate the problem in the general scenario of interactive demand channels as a mixed-integer linear programming model, and then develop a unified model through reformulation.

A submerged fluid-filled cylindrical shell containing a rigid co-axial core and subjected to an external shock wave is considered, and the fluid dynamics of such interaction is analyzed for the most general scenario of two different fluids.

However, instead of focusing on a specific type of watermarking schemes, in this paper (section 5), we are more interested in studying the general scenarios of a set of possible attacks in an abstract level for image applications.

Here Takeuchi and Hogeweg apply Monte Carlo modeling of evolution of "toy" RNA molecules to devise (more or less) general scenario for the evolution of biological complexity.

The direct impact of the general scenarios on policy development cannot yet be evaluated.

Applying the above equations, we evaluate the throughput of the general scenario where of each cluster is chosen uniformly from the interval [0, 1].

The benefit of using a totally analytical optimization is to provide simple and universal geometrical rules applicable in a general scenario, despite of using a numerical optimization that is more suitable to solve specific and complex cases by considering all of the aspects involved, e.g. the internal structure of the building or the optical/thermal properties of material used.