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In both percolation models and metapopulation (habitat patch) models, habitat pattern is assumed to be fixed and binary (matrix is unsuitable).
The primary traffic pattern is assumed to be Poisson distributed as in [30].
Each element pattern is assumed to be isotropic, and therefore each signal is assumed to be received by an isotropic sensor.
However, the model cannot be applied to the conformal array since the pattern is assumed to be a scalar and the same for each element.
Observing that σ εi and ∥y(x i )−μ i 1∥ are approximately constant for such small changes of x i (as the pattern is assumed to be approximately centered in the patch, with some background space around it), the optimization functional can be simplified to obtain the following estimate: x ̂ i ≈ arg max x i cos ∠ p 0, y ( x i ) − μ i 1 (16).
In this paper, a gene expression pattern is assumed to contain at least one TG, one TF, and one key verb.
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In calculating the FRP effective width, w fe, the cracking pattern was assumed to be a function of the amount of internal transverse-steel and of external EB FRP shear reinforcement as measured by their respective axial rigidities.
The envelope of this pattern was assumed to be the "rider capability envelope" as it encloses the set of states that the rider considers comfortable; moreover this envelope can be easily parameterized to comply with different classes of riders and riding styles.
Patients infected with M. tuberculosis strains that had the same VNTR pattern were assumed to be part of a chain of transmission [15], [17].
Neither pattern was assumed to be the correct result.
In addition, the spatial pattern was assumed to hold over the years when such models were applied to long-term exposure estimation.
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