which is defined as (1.15).
h(l) is the minimum hop count distance from the gateway which is defined as the average taken over the minimum hop count distance from the gateway for the two endpoints.
We characterize the response speed by quantifying the relaxation time, which is defined as the time taken for the response to decay to a value 1/ e of the maximum.
Half-life (t1/2), which is defined as "the time taken for the amount of compound in the body to fall by half", is arguably the most important property as it dictates for the timescale over which the compound may elicit therapeutic effects [ 29].
When the earthquake information is reported, then actions are taken which is defined as an operation ActionPerformed which takes reported variable as input for verification of reporting of the earthquake.
Another method developed to enhance the predictive value of PSA is PSA doubling-time (PSADT), which is defined as the time it takes for serum PSA level to double.
The term CAM has been widely replaced by "Integrative Medicine" (IM), which is defined as "healing-oriented medicine that takes account of the whole person (body, mind, and spirit), including all aspects of lifestyle.
By linearly adding all data packets together with randomly chosen coefficients from a sufficiently large finite field, random linear network coding (RLNC) can almost surely achieve the minimum block completion time [9 11, 18], which is defined as the number of transmissions it takes to complete the broadcast.
'Patient activation' is a behavioural concept [ 20] which is defined as the readiness and ability to take on the role of managing both decisions and behaviours related to health and healthcare [ 21], and lies at the core of self-management decision making and activity [ 22].
Take Signet's enterprise value, which is defined as market value of common shares, plus debt, minus cash in the till.
