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"We need a stable scenario, where we can count on certain guarantees".
As long as a stable scenario is not reached, periodic Hello messages are exchanged between neighboring nodes and the algorithm switches between states 1 and 4 (cf. Figure 2).
Similar to the higher average, this can be attributed to the "softened" NLoS and QLoS cases, i.e. periodical availability of the low-polarised LoS and first-order reflection during the motion cycle, which yields a more stable scenario average.
The mobility generation disregarded the first 3600 s, solely using the next 900 s of path randomization, avoiding the initial warm-up from the random number generations thus achieving a more stable scenario.
To evaluate the performance of all algorithms in such situations, we extended the previous stable scenario with a high-quality link between the AP and the client (presented on Sect. 5.2) by adding four interfering nodes (INs) to generate eight interfering UDP flows at a constant throughput of 1 Mbps each.
However, in a scenario of no poisoning and no AFS (scenario 5 Table 2), population numbers are somewhat lower although still rather stable (scenario 5: λ = 1.000±0.001; scenario 3: λ = 1.016±0.001; Fig. 5).
After analyzing the results of all experiments, it is possible to conclude that ARF and AARF provide competitive results in stable scenarios with high-quality links.
The French bank Société Générale said on Monday: Our economists' base-case scenario [60% probability] remains that a last-minute deal will be struck, leading to a semi-stable scenario, but most likely not before the EU summit on 25-26 June.
The contemporary racetrack-stabling scenario significantly displaces the horse from its natural preferences.
Following the Sunday Mail scooping the Darwinius story two weeks ago, this missive was sent out in a sort of stable door/horse scenario.
For example, in the long-survival stable mortality scenario, peak incidence assuming a 5, 7, and 9 year lag, ranged from 1990 .2 , 1991 and 1992.6, respectively, while the estimands of peak incidence all fell within 4.2 to 4.4%.
