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Figure 5 shows the convergence progress of the proposed optimization method over 10 runs.
To note a fair progress of the proposed algorithm for a wide SINR target values, each curve is averaged for the fading realizations that are feasible for all the SINR values.
Several barriers impeded the progress of the proposed draft nursing law including financial hardships of hospitals, disparity of access of students to nursing programs, and authority gradient in the medical field, in addition to the characteristics of the policy environment (political issues, favoritism, sectarianism, and vested interests).
Conservative MEPs will continue to examine the progress of the proposed Charter through our representative on that body, Timothy Kirkhope, MEP, (Yorkshire), and in discussions with our colleagues in the European Parliament, and we will be as positive as possible in this exercise.
The continent's squabbling leaders made little progress on the proposed Free Trade Area of the Americas or anything else.
A lot of the technology needed to achieve or make progress on the proposed SDGs already exists.
The expected scientific progress by the proposed BMA method of uncertainty assessment in the context of energy economics can be summarised as follows The assessment method does not solely rely on expert elicitation, although valuable subjective expert knowledge can be included.
An assessment of the progress made about the proposed goal of "universal access to essential health-care information by 2015" would be timely.
Further, it is proved theoretically that the lower bound of the progress obtained by the proposed method is greater than that by [19].
It is proved theoretically that the lower bound of the progress obtained by the proposed method is greater than that by Li's method [19].
For the five existing methods, ACDC, ACDC LU +, FFDIAG, LUJ1D, and QRJ1D, their performance is quite stable with respect to K. The performance of the proposed methods progresses as K increases and then practically stabilizes for high values of K.
