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In this paper, destination node is assumed to have full channel state information of the system via pilot signaling, determines the relay with best channel condition and declares the index of the selected relay to all relays through the feedback link.

This paper examines destination branding via a new conceptualization, destination brand experience (DBE), which provides a more holistic and unified view of the destination brand.

This paper introduces destination differentiation in ingress aggregated fairness for RPR and focuses on the RPR MAC client implementation of the IEEE 802.17 RPR MAC in the aggressive mode of operation.

A comprehensive study of the parameters of the algorithms and their effectiveness is carried out in this paper considering different destination distributions ranging from worst-case to a real neural application.

In the experiments presented in this paper, the deposition destination was chosen to be the cytoplasm center, where cytoplasm is defined as the combination of the yolk and the cell portion of a zebrafish embryo.

Based on the traffic's destination, this paper considers three types of uniform traffic: Near traffic, Far traffic and Half-Far/Half-Near traffic.

In research of WMNs' routing mechanisms, previous work mostly focuses on modifying the existing ad hoc routing mechanisms while this paper focuses on modifying destination-sequenced distance-vector routing mechanism (DSDV) with cross-layer design method and proposes the modified destination-sequenced distance-vector routing mechanism (MDSDV) for WMNs.

Network flows are defined using 4-tuple, i.e. source address, destination address, source port, and destination port in this paper.

This paper seeks to address the research question of what factors make a destination competitive for the accessible tourism market.

The outage event in this paper is defined that the destination cannot decode both users' messages correctly.

This paper offers practical implications for destination managers and discusses how the causes of disappointment might be eliminated, or minimized, and that tourists can be compensated for disappointing experiences.