An elaborate implementation is presented, and the existence condition of JGMD is also investigated for two complex-valued matrices with two columns, where the analytical result reveals the connection with the particular channel realization and essentially determines when to consider JGMD for submatrix construction.
The concept of a "bounding hull" of a convex polygon is defined and used to show that certain implementation restrictions guarantee the existence and the G1-continuity of the limit curve, and also the preservation of convexity when the original polygon is convex.
We also discuss the linear algebraic form of the resulting MFD scheme, its practical implementation, and discuss existence and uniqueness of the numerical solution by generalizing the concept of logically rectangular or cubic meshes by Hyman and Shashkov to the case of unstructured polyhedral meshes.
A theoretical result from previous work is used to show that certain implementation restrictions guarantee the existence and the G1-continuity of the limit curve of CCA2, and also the preservation of convexity.
The implementation guidelines acknowledge the existence and value of no-fee OA journals ("cOAlition S explicitly acknowledges the importance of a diversity of models and non-APC based outlets").
However, one of the practical obstacles in joint processing implementation is the existence of a backhaul network which enables this form of cooperation amongst neighboring BSs.
Data on Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), laboratory guidelines, availability of quality control guidelines and their implementation and application, existence of national structure for laboratory management and other key guidelines related to quality assurance of HIV diagnostic services were also collected.
The results of implementation make clear the existence of institutional racism, heterosexism, homophobia and transphobia.
Municipalities were selected based on two criteria from Greenhalgh's conceptual model for determinants of implementation of innovations: size (proxy for slack resources and professionalization) and the existence of a boundary spanner in the implementation process.
However, the fact that the cost is so negative, and that they are typically not adopted, points that it is not the economics what prevents their implementation, but rather the existence of other barriers: hidden costs, transition costs, insufficient awareness, behavioral inertia, principal agent problems, technological lock-in, non-socialized risk, etc.
