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Obtaining an optimal solution to distributed layout problem is generally a difficult task, owing to larger size of quadratic assignment problem.
As the number of hops increase, the total energy consumed becomes higher, owing to larger number of re-transmissions in the network.
To serve K users, the base stations need to be equipped with at least M=K antennas.3 However, owing to larger array gain and "favorable propagation," the performance can improve by adding more antennas to the base station.
For all GB types, the interfacial shear strength is shown to decrease linearly as the volume fraction of voids at the interface increases; however, this study also suggests that this decrease is much more pronounced in GBs deforming by sliding than by dislocation nucleation or migration, owing to larger void-induced stresses.
Under this model, whenever the costs of sharing a nest with nestmates are greater than any potential benefits, such as an increase in the production of begging signals owing to larger number of nestmates [43], then eviction behavior should evolve.
There are quite large differences between yeast and most filamentous fungal genomes, with the latter exhibiting larger genomes owing to larger centromers and lower gene density per nucleotide length as well as the presence of far more genes.
Eight more trusts are in financial special measures owing to large deficits and poor management.
On Ag(110) surface, for example, owing to large ξ, the equilibrium shape of the large island is strip-like in [ 1 1 ̄ 0 ] direction.
As a result, the ascent of the liquid is suppressed owing to large wall friction force, whereas the gas ascends easily (i.e., efficient gas escape).
The increase of organic content increases the soil plasticity as well as increases the cation exchange capacity owing to large surface area [30, 32].
Groundwater is the main source for more than 85% of rural domestic supply and it is rapidly depleting in many areas owing to large-scale withdrawal.
