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In the current study, the influence of tornado parameters such as swirl ratio and translation speed and building's spatial parameters such as its distance from the tornado mean path and its orientation with respect to the tornado's translation direction on tornado-induced wind loads are investigated.

Figure 1 shows examples of individual birds' solo performance during their final five training flights, the iteratively constructed mean path and its variance over the course of the journey.

The Bengali word path literally means path, and pather means "of the path".

Velocity (curvilinear and mean path velocities) and linearity of cryopreserved spermatozoa are generally reduced [ 10].

Following the analysis of XPD, this section is dedicated to the analysis of the characteristics of the CP and XP channels, considering the statistical properties of the mean path loss and of the shadowing and multipath fading components.

Values of p = 0 and p = 1 give regular and random networks, respectively, with intermediate p values resulting in 'small-world' networks that share properties of both provided that the network is connected and sparse — densely connected networks trivially have small mean path lengths and high clustering coefficients.

In fact, large coarse-grained networks may have a large mean path length and deteriorate the performance of the CbCI algorithm.

When we have both the local mean path loss and the mean path loss, we can easily obtain the deterministic shadowing from the MR-FDPF model by just subtracting the mean path loss from the local mean path loss.

It is {L_{text{sim}}}left(d right) = 49.05 + 10 times 1.653 cdot {log_{10}}left(d right) (16) Fig. 6 The extracted local mean path loss and the fitted mean path loss from the MR-FDPF model.

While these models aim at representing the large-scale component in (4), they do not necessarily distinguish mean path loss and shadowing.

In order to distinguish between them, we adopt a Maximum-Likelihood approach that uses the mean degree, the mean path length, and the global clustering coefficient of the resulting collaboration network as quantities to be exactly matched.