Section 2 describes the related researches including the evaluation and comparison of some simulators and the introduction to WiMAX expansion module literatures and design patterns.
The module consists of a number of sub-modules: literature statistics, literature relevance, document clustering and association reports.
At the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, a special study module using literature was shown to have increased insights gained into patients and their experience of illness and empathy.
The NF1 specific HRQOL instrument was developed using a standard method of PedsQL™ module development – literature review, focus group/semi-structured interviews, cognitive interviews and experts' review of initial draft, pilot testing and field testing.
The flux is about 2 5 folds of the experimental results reported for AGMD modules in literature.
In order to make the simulator architecture to have the flexibility and the simulation results are believable, we proposed to use the design patterns as the norms of system architecture design and the creative ideas inspired by the most used simulator design ideas and related module expansion literatures to construct our system architecture.
The model architecture, which described 90 species connected by 162 interactions, was formulated by aggregating disparate molecular modules from literature.
Third, the INOH database has many pathway descriptions as a structured format, such as protein modification residues, binding sites, protein complex topologies, molecular localizations, reaction orders and pathway modules with literature references (Table 1).
And in the 1990s NASA proposed sending astronauts to Mars in an inflatable craft called Trans Hab.Despite thebranding possibilities offered by the Livermore version of the idea, Mr Bigelow and NASA prefer the less evocative term "expandable module" in their literature.
For a clear illustration of this module, a detailed literature review of human tracking within a camera is given in Section 4.
