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In addition Figures 6, 7, and 8 show, for m = 4, the performance of the optimal allocation versus a non-optimal allocation scheme selected for comparison, namely, using 1 m of time allocated to each reader ('proportional' resource sharing), that is, t1 = … = t4 = 128.

To mimic spiking patterns of real biological neurons, one time step should correspond to approximately 0.5 ms of time.

In these simulations, each transmission from one node to an adjacent one requires 1 ms of time.

Spectrograms were produced at 488 Hz of frequency resolution and 0.512 ms of time resolution.

Correspondingly, the spectrograms were produced at 488 Hz of frequency resolution and 0.512 ms of time resolution.

For experimental analysis, a single region of interest was drawn over the entire area within the barrier and plots with 120 ms of time integration over 1500 s were analysed.

Given the set of locations L={l 0,…,l i } that a user has visited in the past, we generate the history H by splitting each day into a set W={w 0,…,w m } of time windows of fixed size (e.g., 15 minutes).

Finally, the algorithm can run these sequences in parallel m number of times obtaining m imputed data sets.

In this section we introduce the remainder operator r, the spaces S ( m ) of m-times summable sequences and iterations r m : S ( m ) → S ( 0 ).

Assume continuous measuring of m sets of time-domain signals under the same status.

The NMR spectra of initial and decomposed substrates were obtained by applying the following parameters: 13,000 Hz of rotor spin rate; 2 s of recycle time; 1H-power for CP 92.16 W: 1H 90° pulse 2.85 μs; 13C power for CP 150,4 W; 1 ms of contact time; 30 ms of acquisition time; 4000 scans.