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To achieve an optimum operational decision it is argued, in this study, that the most transparent and robust framework is achieved by merging ER process with the pair-wise comparison, an element of AHP.
This is achieved by merging several ACKs in one ACK, which is possible due to the cumulative ACK option used in TCP. Figure 4 (a) Standard TCP, (b) standard TCP with delayed ACK option and (c) TCP with delaying more than two ACKs.
This is achieved by merging 3D grids from optimally superimposed multiple target conformers into a single 4D object.
In an interview, Mr. Stanton said it was too early to say what parts of the newsroom would be cut, but some reductions would be achieved by merging the online news staff into the main body of the newsroom.
By keeping the dictionaries distinct LeadMine can determine the type of each entity found but further speed improvements could be achieved by merging dictionaries/grammars.
In 2010, the party backed a so-called "flat tax", which it said would be set at 31% and would be achieved by merging income tax and national insurance.
To save several H-matrices in multi-rate communications, a further reduction can be achieved by merging the same shift values with the same memory indices into one before synthesis.
This estimate can be achieved by merging the time-average equation, after reformulating it with an equation binding the porosity to transit time recorder in a porous media, with the well-known Archie equation.
In order to minimize the total rate consumed by nodes, an optimal merging technique should attempt to reduce the overall entropy as much as possible, which can be achieved by merging high probability bins together and merging as many bins as possible.
The largest predictive power was achieved by merging the distance and phylogeny scores with the SVM methods (Table 2).
The third case demonstrated the possible savings in capacity that could be achieved by merging two small internal medicine wards.
