For the propagation scenario shown in Figure 1, at each location of the human body, the incident and scattering angles can be calculated using geometrical relations, and these can be used further to determine the scattered signal utilizing the scattering cross-section defined in Equation (6).
Using accident data for a portion of Southern California, we examined accidents that occurred on three types of weaving sections defined in traffic engineering: Type A, where every merging or diverging vehicle must execute one lane change, Type B, where either merging or diverging can be done without changing lanes, and Type C, where one maneuver requires at least two lane changes.
Introduction, Methods, Results and other sections defined in a journal article may be treated as passages.
Q ext is the extinction efficiency factor, which is the ratio of the extinction cross-section to the geometrical cross-section, as defined in [13].
Smooth cross sections are defined in the unresolved resonance range, based on the resolution-broadened total cross section measurements, where relevant.
A cortex cross-section is defined in the model as a 2D grid that overlays the agents and represents a cross section of the cortex.
Straight sections are defined in the geometrical point of view.
The SBR tool as outlined in the previous sections is defined in two versions: a High Quality Version and a Low-Power version.
In this section, the design flow defined in Section 3 is furtherly specified to target a multicore LEON3 architecture.
Beacon section defines the information included in the beacon packet.
For example, in each section, define a specific theme and develop all ideas, criteria, and benchmarks within that theme.
