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Meanwhile, the ground-based WPR detects the apparent sound speed, Ca, which is a summation of Cs and the motion of the air parcel itself.

The reward function that we use for our model is in form of Eq. (7), which is a summation of fairness reward function and network utilization reward function.

The decoding consists of the decoding of the repetition code C rep which is a summation of the corresponding LLRs, followed by the decoding of the convolutional code C conv using the well-known BCJR algorithm [[19]].

The nonlinear site response during the Meinong mainshock was identified by the degree of nonlinear site response (DNL), which is a summation of HVSR differences between weak motions and the Meinong mainshock as recorded by the Taiwan Strong Motion Instrument Program.

The degree of concentration of predicted TFBS in a sequence was defined as the accumulated score C, which is a summation of the MATCH score for PWMs in the subsequence and is calculated for each PMW and corresponding sequence.

It provides a single main score, the DASH function/symptom score, which is a summation of the responses on a scale of 0 (no disability) to 100 (severe disability).

As elevated and magnificent as my father's work was, I believe it was very informed by practical matters, which is a nice summation of who he was as a person: a man from the Midwest who was earthy and normal, yet found himself living in extraordinary circumstances.

When p e ( k ) = 0, (31) yields ∑ n = 1 N ∑ m = 1 M ∑ k = 1 K ξ ( n, k ) 2, which is a direct summation of signal energy across all available bistatic pairs.

Which is a pretty accurate summation of the state of rock'n'roll.

Mr. Morgan pressed Justice Scalia on questions beyond those addressed in the book, which is a sort of summation of the justice's approach to making sense of the Constitution.

Three experiments are presented: The first is a test of bisymmetry (Exp. 1), which is an induced property of the summation representation (Eq.  3).