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Equation (15) shows that, as a node distance (in hops) from the source gets higher, the probability that it will receive the packet reduces exponentially.
Although it exhibits a slightly worse convergence than the DKLS approach, again the error reduces exponentially with the number of neighbours.
The existing multi-objective evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) have shown their capacity in optimizing the problems with few objectives (about three or so), however, their performance reduces exponentially in regard of optimizing the MaOPs [18].
The weights determine that the most influential optima will be the ones closest to the terminal branch, and the influence reduces exponentially for optima that influenced a lineage near the root.
Specific wear rate reduced exponentially with decreasing film thickness over the range of 10 2000 nm.
The results indicate that the cooling schedule where the temperature is reduced exponentially performs the best.
Without any mechanical deformation upon an applied bias, the prepared composites present an insulating electric behavior, while, when subjected to mechanical load, the electric resistance is reduced exponentially.
In the IMAT method, we apply the operator H(H T H −1H T in the iteration of Figure 9; the threshold level is reduced exponentially at each iteration step.
If RRR passes, Pickel could make over $1 million off the backs of consumers, the DWP will have more power to increase rate hikes and sign multi-million dollar contract and voters will have their decision making powers reduced exponentially.
However, when the mismatch was moved from position N − 3 to position N − 2, and then to position N − 1, the incorporation efficiency was reduced exponentially, approximately 10-fold per nucleotide position (Table 2).
It was found that with the increase of corrosion ratio, the lateral load carrying capacity as well as the deformation capacity of RC frames decreased roughly linearly, and the energy dissipation capacity reduced approximately exponentially.
