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Generally, propagation of photons inside the micro-channel is not determined by the applied electrostatic field due to their mass-less and charge-less nature, while charged particle movement is governed by fields.
Generally, the propagation attenuation is modeled as the product of path loss and a log-normal component representing shadow fading [14].
Generally, light propagation in complex media involves solving Maxwell's equations of electromagnetic radiation with appropriate boundary conditions.
Nonetheless, the fact the effective medium approach fails to generally describe beam propagation in some cases, this does not preclude the use such approximation to describe beam propagation in a particular direction if there is only one predominant FB wave travelling in that direction.
Even more generally, the affinity propagation algorithm is not limited to landscapes; as a generic clustering and classification tool, it could be used to identify, for example, representative lakes from a larger set of lakes given specified criteria of interest.
This generally reduces error propagation during localization and simplifies the problem formulation, as out-of-range agents do not need to be considered.
The ionosphere is typically multi-layered and there are generally multiple ionospheric propagation paths to and from targets and clutter sources.
The summary of studies to date suggests: nonlocal hatchery stocks consistently reproduce very poorly in the wild; hatchery stocks that use wild, local fish for captive propagation generally perform better than nonlocal stocks, but often worse than wild fish.
In seed-propagated crops, domesticated types are characterized by a lack of seed dispersal at maturity and a lack of seed dormancy [ 7], while in clonally propagated crops, the reduction of sexual fertility and adaptations facilitating vegetative propagation have generally been reported [ 8].
We investigate wave propagation in generally anisotropic viscoelastic plates.
The phenomenon of wave propagation is generally affected by the nature of such rocks.
