It can be seen that for lower code-reuse ratios (N→30 for Fig. 7a and N→60 for Fig. 7b), the run times are approximately equal, although slightly worse for the dynamic-programming-based algorithm.
The efficiency metrics have been derived and analyzed in terms of signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio, reuse frequency distance, cell radius, path loss exponent, users' location, and fading scale.
Closed-form expressions for spatial spectral and energy efficiencies and coverage probability are derived and illustrated as a function of signal-to-noise ratio, cell radius, reuse distance, path loss exponent factor, and fading figure.
The second clustering was performed with the same setting above, except for Minimum Cluster Size Ratio = 0.6 and Reuse Existing Clusters = true.
where γ is the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio (SINR) of the BS when D2D pairs reuse the given cellular resources.
On the other hand, in TE-CAM and CC-VANET, once the utilization ratio reaches to 1.0, it becomes stable since it cannot reuse the channels.
Here, the improvement factor refers to the ratio between the optimized GFFR throughput and that of reuse-1 in the cell-edge zones.
In particular, MNP-based immobilization of enzymes allows high surface-to-volume ratio, good dispersibility, easy separation of enzymes from the reaction mixture, and reuse by applying an external magnetic field.
The accumulation of nutrients when there is an excess supply, their reuse, and some other processes may cause significant variation in actual biomass P N ratios.
Reducing the aldehyde/alkene ratio to a more equitable 1 1.5 ratio shows that catalyst 3 a can still be reused to effect 100%% conversion, whereas 3 b or 1 are essentially inactive.
