Substituting these missed detection probabilities into (31), the average vacating time E{T η } can also be obtained theoretically.
As shown in the figure, all markers are located at the bottom of the corresponding vacating time curves, so our method of deducing η opt is verified.
Fig. 5 Average vacating time versus relay policy under different SNRs of S U 2. Figure 6 depicts the curves of detection agility gain τ η versus relay policy η under different SNRs of S U 2 (γ 2 = 0,−5,−10,−15 dB).
The concept of agility is developed to describe the ability of SUs to quickly vacate the licensed spectrum band after PU emerges [13, 19], and it can be evaluated in terms of the time needed to vacate the band, namely the vacating time, T_{eta}=k_{eta}left(T_{d}+T_{c}right), (28).
Available rooms were included if they met study criteria (MRSA-positive patient vacating; sufficient time for shipping that day); they were randomly assigned to either manual or PPX-UV arm.
But now it is spreading to urban locations, especially in this city, where three other projects that include condo hotels are planned, including one with 227 units that is being developed by the Trump Organization on the site of the recently vacated Sun-Times building along the Chicago River.
Caught in the middle of all this is the ABC News program "Nightline," which would have to vacate its 11 35 time period if Mr. Letterman joined ABC.
Jews today, like those of Solomon's time, vacate their homes and move into a Sukkah (a hut) for a week.
Like Salyut 7, Mir was intended to be occupied on a continuous basis, but delays in building the first of the add-on modules led to the station's being vacated for a time.
In fairness to Falconer, he did attempt to join the legislature by respectable means, by applying for the safe Labour seat of Dudley North, vacated just in time for the 1997 election.
We talked from that point until they told us it was time to vacate the room.
