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The terms of coordinator and cluster head are interchangeably used in this paper, referring to beacon-enabled FFDs.
The critical distance inverse search, both according to the Line and the Point Methods, is presented in this paper referring to a relatively sharp V-notched specimen.
The stochastic stability of a second-order linear parametric oscillator whose stiffness is perturbed by a stationary zero-mean colored Gaussian process is investigated in this paper referring to the stability in the second response moments (mean square stability).
Carers, in this paper referring to family and other informal caregivers, describe a range of problems and their impact [ 14].
As pointed out earlier, race is used as a social construction in this paper, referring to apartheid categories African, Coloured, Indian and White, in order to reverse the consequences of past abuse under apartheid.
Any reference to delay in this paper refers to time delay.
All references to watermarking (WM) in this paper refer to robust watermarking.
For this reason, any reference to interactions between genes in this paper refers to the interactions between their products.
51 Of note, the serum AAT levels discussed in this paper refer to levels measured with methods calibrated to Certified Reference Material 470.
George Monbiot, writing in this paper, referred to the treaty as a "monstrous assault on democracy".
This paper refers to the case of quadratic non-linearities.
