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Compared to the old credit method, the new tariff point system has the advantage of not having a maximum number of achievable points (30 in the credit system).

Let c e,i,j) denote the point-to-point link capacity or maximum achievable data rate for link e= u,v) if it operates on channel i and transmits j independent streams without interference from any other links.

Conservation of protein activity signatures computed from two disjoint subsets of each regulon (empty histograms) are shown as a reference point for the maximum achievable scores and as an indication of regulon robustness.

This point is the maximum achievable conversion for a single adiabatic reactor.

It is seen that for each value of I,ε(T s ) and ε are both concave functions in which the peak points of these functions are the maximum achievable throughput of the cluster.

From the figure it can be seen that point (G) is the maximum achievable conversion when two reactors are employed.

By exploiting the Transient Frame Capture technique as an "on-the-fly" approach, an optimal Access Point is selected using maximum achievable throughput as metric instead of the traditional signal strength approach.

MAC layer throughput,, is rapidly degraded above a certain critical load point, which corresponds to the maximum achievable system throughput for a particular multiplexing algorithm.

This is the maximum achievable if a model is to predict all test points either as diabetic or non-diabetic.

A feedback loop was programmed to regulate the media pump and maintain the culture at the desired set point (either 75% or 85% of the maximum achievable biomass levels known for this strain in the growth media used).

To calculate the marginal health gain from a one percentage point improvement in performance in each indicator the maximum achievable health gain was divided by 100.