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Plan views of the kriged and example of simulated orebody models are presented in Figs. 3 and 4. Open image in new window Fig. 3 Kriged resource model for Fe element Open image in new window Fig. 4 SGS realisation 1 for Fe element.

Monte Carlo simulations are run over 100 different network realisations, and for each realisation, 1000 TTIs are considered.

Arguably this negative framing is inherent in the modern concept of privacy which focuses on conditions of its violation, not its realisation [42].

The results for the specific cases show that realisation 17 generates large tsunami wave heights at Iwate Central and Iwate South (as expected), while realisation 29 results in less significant tsunami wave profiles at the four GPS buoys than the observations (however, much greater tsunami waves are generated in Fukushima and further South).

The role of linearisation rules has been addressed to some extent in our previous work [6] in the context of NP surface realisation,15 in which the use of FLMs alone was found to be insufficient for the task.

which includes the noise realisations u0 and v0 of the first step.

Riordan and Sappington (1987, p. 244) suggested that the selection of a particular organisation design by the principal depends upon (1) the level of dependency of cost realisations, (2) the negative or positive nature of the correlation between cost realisations and (3) the degree (large versus small) of (negative) correlation.

Let us recall that the MLE of the scale parameter of Laplacian distribution from realisations x1,…,x N is given by (hat {b} = N^{-1} sum _{n=1}^{N} | x_{n} - mu |).

Comparison of the results for realisations 8 and 34 indicates that when large slip is concentrated along the Trench (at shallow depths), local short-wavelength components tend to be dominant and produce large peak values.

Given a system where C clusters need to be formed with B BSs within a cluster, there are (frac {N!}{(B!)^{C} C!}) different cluster realisations [25] where N=B C is the total number of BSs in the network.

The distributions were generated to resemble the inversion result by Satake et al. The wave profiles for the four cases are indicated with different colours (realisations 8, 17, 29, and 34). Figure 10 compares the simulated tsunami inundation heights along the coast with strike/dip/slip variation to the Tohoku Tsunami Joint Survey (TTJS) data (Mori et al.2011,2012).2011,2012