which is exactly the same as imposed subscription to central users and obviously has all properties described for ({varphi _{i}^{m}}) in Section 3.2.1.
Similar to central region and with the same expectations, the imposed subscription from b t h BS of cluster c to cell-edge user i is considered as: varphi_{i}^{c,b}=lambda_{i}^{c,b}frac{I_{I.N.}^{i,c}}{h_{i,l_{i}}^{text{textit{c,c,b}}}}.
Indeed, Napster may soon impose a subscription fee as a way to compensate the record companies and artists whose music is being bootlegged.
If either of them agreed, Mr. McCormick said, iVillage would then impose a subscription fee of perhaps $5 a month for users from other, nonpaying Internet service providers that wanted to access some or all of the iVillage site.
Earlier this year, I wrote a column about the publishing industry's resistance to the terms Apple was imposing for subscriptions on the iPad.
So total subscription imposed from service provider to cell-edge user is equal to: {varphi_{i}^{c}}=sum_{b=1}^{B}varphi_{i}^{c,b} (30).
where (lambda _{i}^{c,b}) and (varphi _{i}^{c,b}) are the unit-price and the subscription imposed by BS b of cluster c to user i in cell-edge.
An entry in the Online Diary column in Circuits on Thursday about the demise of free Web sites referred imprecisely to the subscription policy imposed recently by the online magazine Salon.
Cirio announced that the pirated content won't be indexed by search engines for the time being, but it will be available like any public library to students, researchers, journalists, cultural producers, and "and anyone who can't afford the subscription fees imposed by those giant publishers, thereby overcoming economic and linguistic barriers to crucial information".
