Many of the obstacles to happiness in our lives are socially constructed: that is, they are the product of a society in which great prosperity is allowed to coexist with insecurity and poverty.
Our entries for "(Not) Another Tower" pay tribute to these delirious delights of New York City: where extremely diverse scenes and programs are allowed to coexist shoulder-to-shoulder, where epic monuments and industries become background scenery for the normal everyday hustle, where bleeding-edge innovation is so saturated as to be taken for granted.
In the underlay case, the SUs are allowed to coexist with the PU provided that the interference caused to the PU is below a predefined threshold [4].
In this paper, we investigate the problem of power allocation in cognitive underlay networks, where a secondary user (SU) is allowed to coexist with a primary user (PU).
"Now that we know nature allows five quarks to be bound together, it would be very strange indeed if just this set of quarks is allowed to coexist in this manner," he says.
Not only must medicine and religion be allowed to coexist within a hospital, they must be able to complement one another.
The existence of bisexuality doesn't invalidate the existence of any other sexuality, and all of the letters in our beautiful LGBTQ rainbow should be allowed to coexist safely and freely, side by side.
Figure 2 shows simulation based illustrations of a few phase planes achievable by of our system, with the respective nullclines, equilibria and cycles (which are allowed to coexist in the same phase plane), together with representative trajectories.
The third party services supported eCall system should be allowed to coexist with the 112 based eCall and therefore a definition should be included.
Furthermore, third party service supported eCall systems should only be allowed to coexist with the 112-based eCall in-vehicle system on the condition that the public 112-based eCall service is always available at least as the back-up option.
