When one notable lifetime ends, that generation begins to end, too.
Simulation results show that when the network lifetime ends, the nodes in the target area almost use up their energy simultaneously, which can prolong the network lifetime effectively.
The directed diffusion is evaluated with respect to the loss percentage, lifetime, end-to-end delay, and throughput.
The lifetime prediction procedure then calculates the β-NiAl phase depletion until the complete consumption, which is defined as lifetime end of the coating.
When all the nodes inside a network cell become depleted, the cell lifetime is ended, and hence, we assume that the sensor network lifetime is finished.
Gateway shares, which by November 1999 sported a 1,700% lifetime gain, ended their first eighteen months trading at the December 1993 IPO price after trading below it 55% of the time.
Main outcome measures Lifetime costs, end stage renal disease, quality adjusted life years (QALYs) gained, and incremental cost per QALY gained.
Democrats think that banning lifetime caps, ending rescission, and banning pre-existing conditions are three giant steps towards making terms such as 'uninsurable' and 'medical bankruptcy' as obsolete as the concept of phrenology.
Have you, or someone you care for, been assessed for PIP? Has a lifetime award now ended?
And the law ended lifetime dollar limits on services covered by private plans, a matter of great importance to people with very high medical costs.
