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Figure 4 Contour plot of the locations of the source node (N1) whose outage probability is less than or equal to 10 –4, with the fixed BS and N2 locations as shown in the plot: the blue and red lines indicate for the binary and 4-ary network coding schemes, respectively.

Boston, meanwhile, exhaled while it got everything right in a rout of the Blue Jays, including — drum roll here — the first homer of the season by David Ortiz, whose mysterious power outage had The Globe's Tony Massarotti wondering if it is just a slump or the beginning of the end for Big Papi.

where (gamma =frac {P_{s}}{N_{D}}) denotes SNR, and for h0=|h sd |2, h0 follows the Nakagami-m distribution, whose PDF and outage probability is expressed as respectively p(h_{0})=frac{{m_{sd}}^{m_{sd}}h_{0}^{m_{sd}-1}}{Omega_{sd}^{m_{sd}}Gamma(m_{sd})}expleft -frac{m_{sd}expleft -frac{m_{sdight) (12).

The difficulty of our analytical study is related to the discrete feasible set of allocation block-sizes and also to the objective function (i.e., the sum-correlation function we propose) which is closely linked with the outage probability whose minimization is still an open issue in most non-trivial cases [13].

Another tweet from the account points to an outage of Twitter.co.uk, whose DNS records have also apparently been altered to refer to the SEA's servers.

The increased web traffic even extended to impact PayPal, whose service also suffered another outage this morning, causing problems for those shoppers trying to buy from eBay and other online stores where the payment service is offered as a checkout option.

We define a femtocell in outage as a femtocell whose FBS has a SINR below a threshold above which symbol decodability is possible.

We are pleased to report that we have recovered most, if not all, customer data for those Sidekick customers whose data was affected by the recent outage.

The outage was particularly troubling for SixApart, whose online Web applications depend on continuous uptime to compete with offline tools like Microsoft Word.

Equation (28) represents the outage probability of the user device, whose location and current serving transmitter are x and i, respectively, regardless of the link switching situation.

It remains to be seen if Amazon will still meet those estimates, and what – if anything – it may do to placate brands whose limited-time deals passed by during the outage.