The simulation results show that, comparing with the Hankel rank reduction algorithm, the proposed algorithm has better performance under the situation of large frequency fluctuation.
On the other hand, if the wind turbine needs to increase power production in a situation of under-frequency, the wind turbines have to be previously operated at a power level lower than the available power to have some reserved power, or an energy storage system is used.
Vermeire et al. suggested that tonotopic reorganization of the cochlea, auditory pathway, and the cortex itself occurs after implant programming and that the auditory infrastructure consequently adapts to the new situation of frequencies (Vermeire et al. 2008).
The three most commonly given identified factors that affected the choice of diagnostic tests were, "Mild nature of colic, diagnostic tests unnecessary (21%% frequency)", "Co-operation of the horse" (19 % frequency) and, "Financial situation of the owner (16 % frequency)" (Additional file 4).
In this situation, the frequency of metastasis in the patients would be reduced and the survival rate of the patients increased.
Additionally, in the ML-based estimation approach, if the transition time in the processing data block between two hopping frequencies is close to the boundary value, then the data block is in an unbalance situation of sampled signals in the frequency components.
However, FBMC is insensitive and robust for different channel situations because of its frequency containment property.
Predictors were measurement of living situation (rural/urban), social support, financial situation, and the frequency of activities (social, physical, routine, leisure).
In our situation, the low frequency of adverse outcomes as well as the small absolute differences between the desired and the undesirable rates places greater emphasis on greater sensitivity (hence lower limits).
In a situation of interspecific contact with imbalanced frequencies of the interacting species, the females of the rare species (in this case, presumably the out-competed M. rutilus) tend to mate more easily with the heterospecific males, i.e., the expanding M. glareolus.
