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The method of matrix exponential follows the similar scheme proposed for initial value problem of ODEs, and uses the matrix exponential to link boundary conditions between the two points.

The use of a tangent frame formulation for each link relative to its revolute joint is the key for the formulation of the flexible link boundary conditions and is more realistic than the use of arbitrary beam functions by other authors.

Then, to compensate for the change in the reverse link boundary, the pilot signal of the cell with greater base station interference will be reduced so that the ratio of the received pilot chip energy of the cell to the spectral density of the total interference seen by the mobile is the same.

The geographic scoping provides non-variable virtual link boundaries which enable symmetric reachability.

We also examine the nature of links among boundary organizations, and the kinds of benefits they confer upon individual actors, and upon the network as a whole.

To balance the SNR between the two adjacent base stations, the reverse link handoff boundary will move closer to the base station which has a larger increase in thermal noise.

It is also highlighted the relevance of learning from mistakes and to build proactive links between boundaries in and outside the organisation like in a "multi-player game" (Bessant and Tidd 2007 p. 20).

The reverse link handoff boundary is the contour of mobile locations between adjacent cells where the received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the two base stations is the same whereas the forward link handoff boundary is defined as the contour of location where the ratio of the received pilot chip energy of the cell to the spectral density of the total interference seen by the mobile is the same.

The dynamic cell sizing mechanism attempts to keep the forward and reverse link handoff boundaries balanced by changing the forward link coverage according to the changes in the reverse link interference level [17, 18].

These simulations are described in Section 6, including the results, and the conclusions are drawn in Section 7. The dynamic cell sizing mechanism strives to keep the forward and reverse link handoff boundaries in equilibrium by changing the forward link coverage according to the changes in the reverse link interference level [17, 18].

The term "meso-analysis" arose in the 1990s with the use of the MH procedure to link coterminous (boundaries end at same place) quantitative and qualitative measurement [ 1, 2].