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Prior to this standard, IEEE also released the WBAN channel models that defined four different channel conditions, i.e., CM1 to CM4, in which CM4 models the body-to-external link [2].

Data handling included: 1) creating site-based averages for all years, 2) stratifying data by reef type, 3) standardizing independent data, 4) conducting power-transformations on the data if normality assumptions were not met [61], and 5) constructing models that defined what combination of environmental variables best predicted the ecological variance (R-statistical package, [62]).

Finally, alarmClock defines relationships between the behavioral and structural alarmclock models that define correctness of the architecture.

Moreover, many landscape models that define "habitat patches" assume that the same set of patches will be suitable for all taxa or a broad range of taxa.

We devised methods for isolating soluble, assembly-competent CA hexamers and derived four crystallographically independent models that define the structure of this capsid assembly unit at atomic resolution.

Alternative item response models that define developments on the basis of variable difficulty parameters are discussed by Glück and Spiel (2007).

Important remaining challenges are setting up reference information models as generic models that define classes of architectures, and incorporating user-friendly means that guide users through the process of configuring specific information models.

There are several models that define the nonlinear behavior of the triple friction pendulum isolator; one of them is the five regimes of operation proposed by the University of Buffalo, which is described in this article.

As noted above, there are models that define this awareness as a higher-order monitoring, either an inner perception of the activity (a form of inner sense per Kant) or inner consciousness (per Brentano), or an inner thought about the activity.

In this paper we suggest a fractional hazard rate to define conventional fractional distributions and suggest that the fractional hazard rate is a reasonable and consistent approach to define fractional default distributions and therefore useful in the definition of risk models that define the increased (or decreased) risks that occur due to model granularity.

Phylogenetic reconstruction produces trees that are rooted according to specific models of character transformation, i.e. models that define how individual phylogenetic characters transform from one character state to another along the branches of the trees.