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The "floating" buffer is then appended to the output link prior to launching the corresponding user's traffic.

where Enew is the energy required for operation by the investigated system, Eref the energy for the reference system, α is the bandwidth expansion factor, and Γ q is the required SINR on the link prior to expanding the bandwidth.

Here ρ is the (fixed) link prior probability and θ ∼ = θ ∖ { B i j, B i k, γ i j, γ i k }.

Since pretreatment accelerates enzymes accessing the rigid structure of biomass for maximum yield of fermentable sugar, pretreatment is considered as a crucial link prior to biomass enzymatic hydrolysis [ 5, 6].

The first of these parameters, the link prior λ, serves to reduce the number of links in a BPN, for when λ is low, having few links increases the overall likelihood.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09215.010 These results provide a direct, region-specific visualization of the widespread driving effect that central thalamus has been shown to exert over forebrain, and link prior anatomical and physiological studies on arousal regulation to spatially precise and quantitative measures of cortical and striatal activation.

In the cross-linked group, donor corneas underwent riboflavin/UVA cross-linking prior to being trephined and sutured to untreated hosts.

Experimental results indicate that the link reached a rotation of 0.15 rad, almost twice the current 0.08 rad limit for wide-flange links, prior to suffering flange fracture.

The high heating rates increased the rate of molecular cross-linking prior to gelation, which reduced the processing window and the removal of surface porosity via resin transport.

The authors presented the design of a hardware called traffic merge network, which merges traffic from multiple links prior to feeding the merged traffic to the switch.

The proposed parameter is calculated on the basis of the inelastic structural behaviour and is intended to evaluate the effect of premature yielding of links on the ability of structures to develop significant inelastic behaviour of all links prior to link failure.