... 5 42 316 538 19.8 27 .8 16.4 15 .2 222 357 144 164 336 541 21 9 24 9 Long-term inundation communities (average) Stagnant (LSD) Heavy rainy (LHT) Monsoon flood (LMK) 373 386 28 0 454 30.0 43.5 17 .2 29.4 ... visit, they described how to confirm the presence of diarrhoea They also demonstrated how to mark the day that symptoms first started and the day that the illness ended or the child succumbed to the ... 29 .4 28 1 4 42 114 28 7 426 670 173 436 Persistent inundation communities (average) Drainage (PDL) Heavy rainy (PHS) Stagnant (PSM) 543 679 500 449 36.4 46.3 30.3 32. 6 410 556 329 347 622 843 499 525 ...
... variables, and the correlation among them is identified The ISSN 20 76 -28 95 (Print), ISSN 20 76 -29 09 (Online) 20 12 International Energy & Environment Foundation All rights reserved 526 International ... Issue 4, 20 12, pp. 521 -530 527 process is estimated based on the purification process The BOD level is mainly affected in the oxidation ditch; the dissolved oxygen brings down the BOD level in the ... on the other factors such as BOD, suspended solids, average flow, and observations from the other plants with similar conditions The BOD level of the influent is noted for every month, and the...
... discuss the correlation of these reaction parameters with the size and the size dispersion of the AuNPs We relate the particle size with the stages of the nanoparticle growth including the rate ... M S Science 1991, 25 2, 688–691 ( 32) Guo, R.; Song, Y.; Wang, G.; Murray, R W J Am Chem Soc 20 05, 127 , 27 52 27 57 (33) Song, Y.; Murray, R W J Am Chem Soc 20 02, 124 , 7096–71 02 (34) Brennan, J L.; ... size (nm)c 25 65 520 3.3 (0.3) 40 45 520 3.1 (0.3) 50 15 518 2. 0 (0.3) 60 5 12 1.7 (0 .2) 70 5 12 1.5 (0 .2) a In each case, at least 20 0 particles were analyzed to determine the size and the size...
... overlap in the scene, usually one is drawn and then the other is drawn “over” the first In other words, the pixels that make up the second node replace the pixels that make up the first If the second ... the Particle from its parent removes the particle from the scene, while removing the Particle from particles stops doStep from being called Lastly, the doStep method updates the location of the ... random.nextFloat() *2. 0*Math.PI; deltaX = Math.cos(theta)*speed; deltaY = Math.sin(theta)*speed; The change in X per step (deltaX) is simply the cosine of the angle theta multiplied by speed The change in...
... verification The application server communicates with the gateway server for the specific device that initiates the request The gateway will push the information to the handheld device according to the ... over the handheld device The application server will make decisions for the basic content and push data to the handheld device without waiting for the client’s request In either, method authentication ... At this time, the data will be formatted into appropriate screens for the device that requested the data The data will be passed back to the wireless server provider gateway, and then back to the...
... conform to the requirements of the Second Law of Thermodynamics They exploit that law in becoming the kinds of systems they are Behe’s key claim is that there is no way that natural explanations ... possible explanations Unfortunately, too, this is something both camps seem to prefer Both assume that there are only two alternatives and P1: KAF/KAA P2: KaF 0 521 829 496c09.xml CY335B/Dembski 176 521 ... denies that there is any other possible natural explanation, he reasons by disjunctive syllogism that the only other possible explanation is intelligent design We can call this “the argument to the...
... cells, M, in this cluster is the ratio of the area of the cluster to the area of the cell, which is equal to the ratio of the distance squared between the centres of the clusters to the distance ... considered to be the most likely message sequence In the maximal likelihood decoding algorithm, or the Viterbi algorithm, all the possible paths in the trellis are searched The path having the smallest ... see that the packetiser accepts both the interleaved coded speech and a sounding bit sequence This sounding sequence is placed in the centre of the packet with the coded data on either side If the...
... E 10ζ=10 i Z = exp ζ 10 = ∞ 222 ln(10) ln(10) σ exp 10 p pζ 2 σ ln(10) 10 Z 10 2 dζ ∞ p pζ exp ln(10) 2 (4π 2 )1 =2 ∞ exp dζ (4π 2 )1 =2 ∞ Z = ∞ 2 10 2 dζ (4π 2 )1 =2 ∞ and the integral is ... mean The expectation is, therefore, E 10ζ=10] = E 10 ζ=10 ] = Q( ) where Q(k) E 10ζ=10] = = p1 Q (2) Z 2 ∞ k σ ln(10) 10 Z 2p2σ exp p p 10 2 ζ=10 2 exp( 2 =2) 1: 023 exp p 2 and 2 , then we ... Equa- Z 2p2σ 2 ln(10)=10 (3.14) p If we truncate the normal distribution of ζ at tion (3.13) as p σ ln(10) 10 exp ln(10) 2 4 2 (4π 2 )1 =2 exp : dζ (3.15) dλ n pζ p 22 (4π 2 )1 =2 ln(10) o2 10...
... the zeroth BS and the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, and for the jth BS to the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, respectively Assuming that the receiver is correctly chip synchronised to the ... r ∞ ζ ζln(10) exp 4 2 exp dζ 4π 2 p = exp = exp Z 10α log σln(10) σln(10) ( " Q exp rj r h p pζ p 2 4π 2 ∞ 2 ln(10) i2 dζ p 10α log p rj r 2 ln(10) 2 #) : (5.88) By knowing the mean and variance ... cos(ω2t + θ j ) (5.1 12) where τ0, τi and τi j are the random time delay for the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, the ith mobile in the zeroth cell, and the ith mobile in the jth cell, respectively...
... band (MHz) 1885–1900 1900–1 920 1 920 –1980 1980 20 10 20 10 20 25 21 10 21 70 21 70 22 00 Comment Unpaired Unpaired Paired with MSS paired with Unpaired Paired with MSS paired with CHAPTER EVOLUTION OF GSM ... MS multislot classes Multislot class 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 b= c= ( ( Maximum number of slots Rx Tx Sum 1 22 3 2 4 3 4 5 5 4 3 NA 4 NA 5 NA 6 NA 7 NA 8 NA ... Cch 2( n+1) 2i = (Cch 2n iCch 2n i ) (6 .2) and Cch 2( n+1) 2i+1 = (Cch 2n i Cch 2n i ): (6.3) For an additional code to be used in a cell the following criterion is applied: none of the codes in the...
... − |Cωg | This expresses the following rule: the more the robot is pointed towards the goal direction or the further the robot is from the goal, the faster it can move (knowing that the speed ... representing the dilatation The optimal path obtained by the A∗ algorithm is the dashed line joining the source point to the goal point through some sub-goals indicated by the black points The path to ... robot in the memorized and the real environments ( p), knowing that the virtual robot moves along with the orthogonal projection on the planned path of the center point M of the real robot The SFI...
... the zeroth BS and the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, and for the jth BS to the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, respectively Assuming that the receiver is correctly chip synchronised to the ... r ∞ ζ ζln(10) exp 4 2 exp dζ 4π 2 p = exp = exp Z 10α log σln(10) σln(10) ( " Q exp rj r h p pζ p 2 4π 2 ∞ 2 ln(10) i2 dζ p 10α log p rj r 2 ln(10) 2 #) : (5.88) By knowing the mean and variance ... cos(ω2t + θ j ) (5.1 12) where τ0, τi and τi j are the random time delay for the zeroth mobile in the zeroth cell, the ith mobile in the zeroth cell, and the ith mobile in the jth cell, respectively...