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Nevertheless, since the signal acquisition process is much less computationally expensive compared to the tracking process and the navigation data processing process, the overall positioning speedup is not as noticeable as the figures listed in Table 1.

However, there are still some side peaks present in the resulted SCM ACF that can affect the tracking process and thus influence the MP reduction.

Other false detections will be filtered out by the temporal moving object tracking process and the probabilistic approach (see Section 7).

Targets 1 and 2 appear throughout the tracking process, and they are traveling from their initial positions (−1 × 103, 4 × 103) m and (1.4 × 104, 1 × 104) m.

However, we demonstrate that these strategies cannot guarantee the numerical stability of the path tracking process and are also quite complicated to understand and implement in numerical procedures.

Data from both a traditional tracking process and an automated tracking process designed for the purposes of this study were collected.

In contrast to the psycho-historical approach, universalist theories of agent-identification have not systematically investigated the diversity of tracking processes and social mechanisms involved in human agent-identification. Universalist theories have prioritised the study of recognition-based agent tracking over other types of tracking such as heuristic-based and explanation-based tracking.

The proposed RML channel estimator is introduced in Section 3. The decision-directed channel-tracking process and the design of enhanced MMSE detector for the proposed method are presented in Section 4. The computer simulations of the adaptive MC-CDMA detector are presented and compared in Section 5, and the conclusions are summarized in Section 6.

He told the BBC on Monday: "This is a parallel track process, and ultimately it has to be resolved very soon, either by dialogue or the rule of law".

Claiming this would violate the Kyoto Protocol's principle of differentiated responsibilities for rich and poor countries, Chinese negotiator Huang Huikang said, "I want to emphasize on our side no compromise on the two track process and no compromise on the interests of developing countries".

A capability to measure and track process and outcomes is a fundamental characteristic of successful quality improvement [ 120].