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- This robustness is one of a few aspects that can affect evolvability in the first and the second sense.
- This robustness is expected to be reflected in the protein topology.
- This robustness is sine qua non for the efficient computation of large-scale eigenvalue problems for thin elastic structures.
- The C# language (in concert with the.NET Framework) promotes software robustness in a number of different ways.
- A. ARABMAZAR, P. SCHMIDT (1981), Further evidence on the robustness of the Tobit estimator to heteroscedasticity, "Journal of Econometrics", 17, pp.
- The antiquity and robustness of Kerala's education system is underscored by her status as one of the most literate states in the country.
- Further, both studies were performed on too little data, leaving the robustness of the results suspect.
- Info-gap decision theory is a non-probabilistic decision theory seeking to optimize robustness to failure, or opportunity of windfall.
- The robustness of these mechanisms is based on all the nodes on the link receiving the Router Advertisement messages in a timely manner.
- The advantage of the Faraday cup is its robustness and the possibility to measure the ion or electron stream absolutely.
- Statistical analyses of IMR trends should assess the robustness of findings to transformations other than the log transform.
- It is main potential application of the influence function is in comparison of methods of estimation for ranking the robustness.
- The key functions of physical layer techniques involve two aspects: efficient spectrum utilization and robustness to interference, fading, and shadowing.
- Alternating GA and hill climbing can improve the efficiency of GA while overcoming the lack of robustness of hill climbing.
- The lack of robustness of regression credibility estimators, as well as the fairness of tariff evaluation, led to the development of this paper.
- The plastic panelling is a sign of robustness, suitability for everyday use, ease of repair and a lightweight construction.
- It's amazing what you'll find inside., Volkswagen Caddy Life, Versatile, Up-to-date technology, durability, robustness and economy.
- A lot of my time working with VPNs is actually spent testing new implementations and products -- testing the interoperability, robustness, and speed.
- The resulting robots share with simple biological systems the characteristics of robustness, simplicity, small size, flexibility, and modularity.
- BILUM combines the benefits of generality and robustness of ILU preconditioning techniques with those of grid-independent convergence of multigrid methods.
- This paper describes the method and its implementation in a testbed network for assessing the performance and the robustness of the mechanism.
- The committee also concludes that robustness, availability, and performance in crises are equivalent using either protocol.
- Also presents an outlook of robustness in related fields such as time series analysis.
- CGAL and LEDA have made life a lot easier, but robustness and exact computation are still important (if highly uncool) areas of computational geometry.
- Software robustness, durability, and programmer productivity are important.
- A detailed discussion of the robustness of the F statistic can be found in Box and Anderson (1955), or Lindman (1974).
- Cryptographic algorithms play a key role in computer security and the formal analysis of their robustness is of utmost importance.
- In addition to packet loss robustness, GIPS SoundWare handles the other inherent problems with VoIP; jitter, echo and clock-drift.
- In particular, a singular value decomposition is chosen (see Golub and Van Loan) because of its robustness against rounding errors.
- Extensible Authentication Protocol over LAN (EAPOL) An implementation of EAP over 802.1x LANS designed to increase security and robustness.
- Whereas their need and advantage are well understood, many doubts have been raised about their robustness and security.
- It brings to normal desktop users the stability, robustness and security or Linux along with unparalled ease of use.
- The studies of TIT FOR TAT answer these questions about initial viability, robustness and stability.
- However, these approaches use a Boolean interpretation of temporal logic that mboxis not well-adapted to defining a quantitative notion of robustness.
- In particular, we attempt to test the robustness of optimizing versus non-optimizing models to changes in the monetary policy regime.
- Other approaches have been proposed that use temporal logic to define robustness of biological systems (Batt et al., 2007; Shen et al., 2008).
- From start to finish, IP Routing Protocols focuses on the techniques needed to build large, scalable IP networks with maximum performance and robustness.
- It is hard to simultaneously achieve both security and robustness in the routing protocols.
- The beak of Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni is the largest known of any squid, exceeding that of Architeuthis (giant squid) in size and in robustness.
- The popularity of Cisco routers and the robustness of IGRP encouraged many organizations with large internetworks to replace RIP with IGRP.
- In a world of always-on connectivity and distributed systems, software robustness takes on new significance.
- One aspect of existence of persistent homology groups is robustness of the complex (network) with respect to addition or reduction of simplices (nodes).
- Besides the difficulty of connecting large networks, a big weakness of a bus is the lack of robustness in the network.
- The robustness and stability of multicast routing protocol against the high offered load by the user packet flows.
- It is intended as a teaching tool, and does not have the capacity, performance, or robustness of commercial Ada compilers.
- The abstract notion of ecological health attempts to measure the robustness and capacity for recovery of a natural ecosystem.
- Another objective is robustness against failure of individual networks, gateways, and hosts, using whatever bandwidth is still available.
- In general, the Robustness Principle indicates that these packets should be successfully received, if at all possible.
- Since protocols are very complex and can be in very many "states", robustness is an important consideration in evaluating and implementing protocols.
- Stability and robustness may be increased with use of protocols such as IS-IS which include specification for resource exhaustion conditions.
- Case selection conditions can be used to quickly define subsets of data (e.g., for estimation and verification), and for testing the robustness of results.
- These results suggest that the correlation ratio provides a good trade-off between accuracy and robustness.
- As an e-business platform, it should provide robustness, reliability and scalability across all system components.
- Routers should update their Robustness Variable to match the most recently received Query unless the value is zero.
- Chhau dance is a dance full of vitality and robustness, unlike any of the Indian dances.
- They are probably the most intact tribes of Iran, retaining their robustness, virility, and tall stature.
- To test the robustness of all findings, we performed a number of additional analyses.
- TCP uses a number of mechanisms to achieve both robustness and high performance.
- During the data transfer phase, a number of key mechanisms determine TCP's reliability and robustness.
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- Outliers
- Cisco Routers
- Giant Squid
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* Digital Electronics
* Homogeneity
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