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System identification of the disturbance and the manipulated variable paths is carried out, and a suitable allocation of the measuring points for both the disturbance and the controlled variable is addressed and demonstrated.

To obtain the most suitable allocation of well water injection rates, considering constant field water injection rate for the following time steps, sections 1 5 are repeated.

However, it makes the channel encoding and decoding operations more complicated as shown in Table 4. Therefore, with suitable allocation of the channel code rates based on the channel's SNR, the high system performance with a lower computational encoding and decoding complexity can be achieved.

For instance, based on the similarity of allocation under different growth patterns, the most suitable allocation for the first stage can be chosen.

But only after you have a suitable allocation to broadly diversified, cheap ETFs.

This approach takes into consideration both the physical and actual landscape conditions in allocation of suitable sites for water harvesting.

Finally, using an approach developed for the allocation of wastelands suitable for solar power generation between thermal and photovoltaic routes, the potential of solar thermal power generation is assessed for two threshold values of DNI – 1800 kW h/m2 and 2000 kW h/m2.

The beta distribution is a suitable model for a random allocation of percentages (see Forbes et al. 2011; Ferrari and Cribari-Neto 2004 and references herein).

In this context, recent debate on hospital volume as an indicator of quality of care needs careful reconsideration in terms of allocation of a suitable number of qualified physicians and nurses as a structural basis for quality of care.

Models are very suitable, not only to find the optimal allocation of infrastructure, but also to perform sensitivity and 'what-if' analysis.

Our solution is based on dynamic fair allocation of IP addresses and is suitable for unshared and shared (wireless) access networks.