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The following are the relating simulation parameters: carrier frequency f c =2 GHz, bandwidth B=10.24 MHz, sub-carrier number K=1,024, the length of cyclic prefix N CP =128, and sample period T s =0.1 ms. We may utilize the channel simulation tool IlmProp [20] based on the geometrical structure of space to simulate a doubly selective fading channel.
Helen Chun, School of Hotel Administration, and Kate Min, Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, recently used the space to simulate a restaurant.
Procedures that change the space to simulate growth, evolution, or aging are common examples of this approach.
In the present paper, a 61-node thermoregulation model is coupled with a thermal environment model of ventilated space to simulate both the thermal conditions and occupant's responses.
A non-linear prediction model is built up in the phase space to simulate the hidden relationship between the given phase points and the unknown MDCT coefficients.
Next, we calculated the numerical MHVRs assuming a 2-D wedge shape in 3-D space to simulate the directionally dependent MHVRs.
It is quite probable that students feel lacking in the necessary experience to respond to (simulated) patient questions, and consequently that these IDK-Qs are a marker for insecurity in providing space to simulated patients.
Weidner claims that film-experts told him that Kubrick used the same front-projection sequences used in the Dawn of Man sequence and the Lunar landing sequence in Space Odyssey to simulate the Apollo landing and the NASA footage of the astronauts on the surface of the Moon.
To determine the effect of read length on the ability to identify small indels, we altered the reference of supercontig 1 at evenly spaced intervals to simulate indels, aligned un-altered data to the altered reference, and then determined if maq was able to correctly identify the simulated indels.
The staggered-grid FDM with second-order accuracy in space and time to simulate seismic waves was first proposed by Madariaga (1976); then, it was expanded to fourth-order accuracy in space by Levander (1988).
It soared into a high, almost circular 200-mile orbit to carry out extensive manoeuvres to test a number of improved technological systems, in particular to investigate the possibility of independent space navigation, and to simulate rendezvous with another spaceship.
