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The motivation to use such a channel model is to provide a suitable scenario for the beam selection technique, which usually benefits from the characteristics of spatially correlated channel matrices.
Strategically important in this respect is the promotion and extension of European higher education standards (Bologna principles) towards the EECA region, which doubtlessly facilitates the international mobility of students and researchers, however, presumably at an uneven level-playing field which usually benefits the standard setter against the standard adopter.
His rationale was simple: The short term pain was worth the long term gain of lower inflation, which usually benefits lower income people the most by making goods and services they need more affordable.
But the government does not want aid groups building latrines, which usually benefit just one family.
On top of that, he gets fringe benefits, which usually include perks such as private health cover, and an annual pension contribution paid in cash.
Our director is a well-respected and celebrated scientist, which usually works to our benefit because it brings in more funds and resources to the team, but we all have egos, and I was feeling overshadowed.
Indeed in 2010, one in four jobs added by private employers was a temporary job, which usually provides workers with few benefits and even less job security.
They rely for gaining an advantage on getting the breaks in the game - which usually translates into getting the benefit of key decisions.
It would lead to better co-ordination of transport, education and other services, and a better chance of getting richer people in the suburbs to pay a share of the costs of the big city from which they usually benefit.
This constitutes a substantial benefit, compared to classical simulation methods (Monte Carlo or deterministic approaches), which usually requires a parallel computing architecture to obtain comparable results.
The tight supply of housing means that housebuyers are not benefiting much from the traditional summer-holiday lull in the market, which usually depresses asking prices.
