The first part of the utility function denotes the profit of user on subcarrier k l, which is relevant to throughput, while the second part indicates the total interference it receives from the neighboring cells.
The first part of the name refers to the histone cluster (e.g. HIST1, HIST2 or HIST3), the second part indicates the type of histone (e.g. H2A, H2B, H3, H4 or H1), and finally, the multiple copies of each histone type are designated alphabetically based on their order within each cluster (centromere distal to proximal).
The first part indicates the processing power consumption, and the second part is the transmission power.
Results of the first part indicated that at 2 and 4 weeks, the OAB model group exhibited significant differences in urodynamic parameters, including bladder pressure, maximum voiding pressure, and maximum bladder capacity, compared with the sham group.
The assumptions underlying the subsequent analysis include the following: Demand-state equation consists of two parts, first part indicates the impact of various factors on demand (such as economic or social indicators, or environmental factors and etc).
First part indicates the computation cost while the second and the third parts represent the cost associated with data upload and download to cloud servers, respectively.
Demand-state equation consists of two parts, first part indicates the impact of various factors on demand (such as economic or social indicators, or environmental factors and etc).
Demand-state equation consists of two parts, first part indicates the impact of various factors on demand (such as economic or social indicators, or environmental factors, etc).
The second section indicates the cost of buying parts from suppliers considering quantity policy.
The first part, 111, refers to sub-space number 8. The second part, 11111, indicates that there are 32 nodes in the space, and the third part, {01001,01010,01111}, means that {01001,01010,01111} belongs to the No. 8 sub-space.
Well, now I have given it a name: Sabermetrics, the first part to honor the acronym of the Society for American Baseball Research, the second part to indicate measurement.
