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Likewise, it is assumed that both data and pilot power are jointly tuned.

In AAM, the shape and texture are combined in the PCA subspace such that PCA coefficients are jointly tuned to account for the geometry and texture differences from the mean face.

The fact that both cross-gender adaptation transfer occurs and that gender-contingent aftereffects exist has led to proposals that multiple mechanisms are involved – "common and sex-selective mechanisms" [21] or "singly and jointly tuned mechanisms" [22].

The optimal system performance can be achieved through jointly tune association bias and resource partitioning fraction.

In this article, we propose an automated PC optimization scheme which jointly tunes PC parameters in relay deployments.

Results show that localized congestion problems in these scenarios can be solved without impairing connection quality by jointly tuning handover margins and cell transmit power.

This has been used to explain the benefit of jointly tuning HO margins and femtocell transmit power for sharing traffic in LTE indoor scenarios.

Using similar control principles, TF and miRNA can jointly fine-tune the target gene expression.

Stable HP throughput: The HP throughput Γ(k) is said to be stable if for a given aggregate input traffic load, n λ L, (a) there exists a theoretical k>0 so that the total HP throughput Γ k)=n λ L and (b) the theoretical k is achievable, namely, all HP nodes are able to jointly and spontaneously tune their respective CWs to produce such a k.

The analysis of 25(OH D gene set association with 25(OH D levels showed strong gene set upregulation, this being suggestive of a context-dependent systemic role of 25(OH D in reducing GEL count by regulating whole gene sets to jointly influence and tune a variety of biological processes.

We present a cross-layer design that jointly selects appropriate channels for each mesh node to use at judiciously tuned power, and computes the optimal multicast flows from multiple cooperative gateways.