Ghosh et al. [41] introduced the long-term signal variability (LTSV) as a measure for non-stationarity.
Therefore, introducing the long-term correlations described by an fBm in GRNs is an important contribution to the literature.
However, genetic variation may be introduced over the long term so that the population eventually reaches an optimum.
"In Europe, banking is critical," he said as he outlined what he described as a "design" that could be introduced over the long term to limit runaway risks in banking.
Numerous studies have weighed various health risks 2 3 and benefits 4 5 of oral contraceptive use, but it is only now, 50 years after oral contraceptives were first introduced, that the long term risks of the first generation and second generation oral contraceptives (defined by progestin type) can be studied.
In order to combat this issue, Hochreiter et al. introduced the Long-Short-Term Memory cell [23], which through a more controlled flow of information can decide what information to keep and what to discard.
Hybridized populations that maintain introduced, potentially beneficial alleles over the long term (for reasons discussed above) may exhibit increased adaptive potential in the form of greater survival and phenotypic plasticity, as a result of elevated genetic diversity (Arnold 1992; Dowling and Secor 1997).
The initial courses will be designed to attract top Indian students who have just completed their undergraduate degrees, Mr. Caselli said, with a view to introducing customized executive programs in the long term.
"To make the EU into a real actor on the global scene we believe that we should in the long term introduce more majority decisions in the common foreign and security policy sphere, or at least prevent one single member state from being able to obstruct initiatives," the document said.
Hence the rash of "New Deals" he has introduced for the long-term unemployed, beginning with the under-25s and since extended to lone parents and the over-50s.
Following this direction, the 3GPP has introduced, within the long-term evolution-advanced (LTE-A) specifications, the possibility to deploy a heterogeneous network (HetNet) composed by macro and small-range (i.e., micro, pico, and femto) cells[6].
