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Thus, larger lungs are not necessarily advantageous unless the airway proportionally grows.

For weaker connections, the reduction factor is smaller but the relative change proportionally greater, growing as 1 + [ (1 − ρ ) / π (γ i j = 1 | D, γ i k = 0 ) ].

The length of the training sequence grows proportionally with the number of transmit antennas [11].

The size of dynamic model grows proportionally with number of time slots.

In Figure 4, we observe that the broadcast latency of both algorithms grows proportionally to the square of length l.

Bidirectional ring networks are considered to be physically fast due to their simple structure, but topologically slow since their communication latency grows proportionally to the number of nodes.

The challenge is to counter the computational complexity, which grows proportionally to n3, where n is the number of video streams.

Since the number of sigma-points grows proportionally to the number of degrees of freedom of the space-discretized structural system, the S-PKF can become computationally demanding.

This statement from decision-makers coincides with prior definitions of Vanderschuren et al. [13] that as air travel demand increases, the economy and social value grows proportionally.

In fact, we can observe that the average degree of communities grows proportionally to their size up to a cut-off value still approximately x ≈ 300.

This statement, however, will not hold true if the total number of layers grows proportionally with the number of receive antennas.