For example, we observed that the random selection scheme is not practically effective even with a high number k initially activated nodes; this is quite different from previous studies [8,10], which showed that the random selection scheme achieved reasonable performance when k≥3.
One should note that the assumption can be practically obtained in dense WSNs even with εrr = 1/10ε s.
The entire representation may constitute of simple or critical or both types of mathematical computations, which are difficult to synthesize practically and may give numerous errors even with best design implementations.
Even with a ginormous, practically empty play space, the fact that the manual act of driving feels so good, beneath these widescreen skies, keeps your attention locked.
The additional clinical cases presented illustrate that the methodology may be used practically within the ICU to good effect even with longer creatinine clearances.
Vans and Converse can both be worn with practically anything, even if you're going for a fancy look.
You can practically see the slick Apple demo video showing a mom with babe-in-arms gracefully paying for groceries, even with her hands full.
3 25 We recognised that blinding of all key trial personnel is not always technically or practically possible, and on occasion, the cost of blinding is such that the trial is no longer feasible even with generous increase in funding.
If Igor's belief makes him fight with greater determination, then it counts as practically realistic, even if it is factually incorrect.
The achievement is practically inhuman, even among professionals.
Enumerative methods are practically intractable even for small values of k.
