The phrase 'in case of having' is not grammatically correct.
Instead you would say 'in case of.' For example, you could say: "I keep a spare key hidden outside, in case of."
In case of having too many glowworms within their view range, every one of them adjust their view range after the move.
For the rtPS traffic, in case of having a packet not transmitted within the maximum delay, the packet is deleted from the queue and discarded.
Moreover, the concept of caching could be shifted to the network edges, reaching access nodes or even the own devices that could act as proxies in case of having the requested content in the memory [50].
Some algorithms create error regions for each trace point [7], others [8] however only create these near to junctions, which improves the performance of the algorithm and also avoids mismatches in case of having other road segments nearby.
The results obtained have been used to validate the chemical kinetic simulations, which have been performed with CHEMKIN, by comparing both cool flames and high temperature ignition delays, as well as the heat released in each stage of the combustion process in case of having a two-stage ignition pattern.
Figures 9a, d and 10a, d indicate that in case of having the transmission range 900 m the saturation regime for the lowest data class priority occurs when the vehicle density is about 0.07 veh/m on CCH and 0.05 veh/m on SCH.
In cases of having, for example, at least post-secondary education, it is 5 years, but in cases where no information on education is available, the prediction is out of the sample period.
In the case of having pure tension, ANSYS uses Rankin failure criteria for tension cut-off.
However, in the case of having a fixed point, Browder [1] proved the following well-known strong convergence theorem.
In case of not having access to the Internet, all participants had also a hard copy of the running log.
