For this reason, validating the algorithm over this set of locations can give a reliable insight on its geographical generalization capabilities, as well as on its limitations.
This allows the geographical generalization capabilities of the OMI-TOC NN algorithm to be assessed, even at the upper and lower boundaries of the latitudinal range covered by the training set.
Weber et al. (1991) reviewed a total of 74 research papers on supplier selection and identified net price (cost), delivery, quality, production capability, geographical location, technical capability, reputation, financial position, performance history and warranty are the most contributed criteria for supplier selection.
An efficient way of realization is the use of satellite networks for telemedical applications, as satellite communication has some distinct advantages over terrestrial communication channels: mesh topology networks, broad geographical coverage, multicast capabilities, etc.
The decision of where to locate search and rescue boats depends upon a set of criteria that are unique to a given problem such as the density and types of incidents responded in the area of interest, resource capabilities, geographical factors and governments' business rules.
ETSI SLAAC adapts the standard IPv6 SLAAC (Stateless Address Auto-Configuration) mechanism so it can be used in multi-hop vehicular ad hoc networks, by taking advantage of the geographical location awareness capabilities of the vehicles.
Compared to Va, Vd is generally characterized by a broader host range and geographical distribution, and the capability to produce longer lasting soil resting structures called microsclerotia.
This geographical variation in the capability of SI in L. borealis suggests that peripheral populations may evolve from SI to SC if reproduction is pollen limited.
The race had narrowed to key counties in several battleground states, the kind of isolation ideally suited for cable's geographical targeting and niche-marketing capabilities.
The emergence of the analytic capabilities of geographic information systems (GIS) has led many investigators to study geographical variations of cancer occurrence for geographic units smaller than the county [ 10].
