PRM Sample Clauses

PRM. 12.1 The Franchisee shall comply with its obligations in the applicable Rolling Stock Lease to release and make available units of Class 465 rolling stock that are comprised within the Train Fleet (together the “PRM Rolling Stock”) to the applicable lessor for such lessor to procure such modifications to PRM Rolling Stock as are necessary for compliance with the 'Persons of Reduced Mobility – Technical specification of interoperability (PRMTSI) modifications of the Railways (Interoperability) Regulations 2011 (the “PRM Modifications”). 12.2 The Franchisee shall notify the Secretary of State on a quarterly basis of the PRM Rolling Stock which has completed a PRM Modification during such quarter.
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PRM. For a given protein Prj ∈ Pr; j = 1, . . . , m, let mj be the total number of individual peptides derived from that protein across all gel fractions, represented by the set Ppj = {Ppj1, . . . , Ppjmj }. Now for each Ppjk ∈ Ppj; k = 1, . . . , mj; let mjk be the number of times peptide Ppjk is detected across all gel fractions. In proteomics the sum, SCj mj mjk is known as the spectral count of protein j. Furthermore, if we denote the rth occurrence of the peptide Ppjk as Ppjkr; r = 1, . . . , mjk, then throughout the full duration of the scan in which Ppjkr is detected, we observe mjkr signal intensity pairs (ljkr, hjkr) = {(lh , hh ) : h = 0, . . . , mjkr} in which the corresponding light and heavy signals are quantified. Each of these mjkr data pairs provide an independent estimate of the relative expression ratio for the rth occurrence of peptide Ppjk. The observed ion intensities for a given peptide level scan are assumed to be composed of three parts: the true intensity corresponding to the light or heavy iso- topologue, a background intensity that is uniformly present during the scan, and a random noise component. Then for the rth occurrence of peptide k of protein j, hijk = l = hjkr + l + hjkr + l + hjkr (3.1) (3.2)
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PRM. ‌ The first is the Probe Rate Model (PRM), also known as Iterative Probing. In PRM, packets are sent at different rates, while the receiver observes the relation between the input and output probing rates. PRM tools are based on the principle of self-induced congestion: let A be the avail-bw of the path measured and suppose we send a sequence of packets at rate R; if the sending rate is lower than the avail-bw (R < A) the packets should be received at the destination at the same rate R at which they where sent. On the contrary, if the sending rate was higher than the avail-bw (R > A), the packets will queue and will be received with increasingly higher delay and at a lower rate. By iteratively sending packets at different rates and testing if the avail-bw is higher or lower, PRM tools converge to the avail-bw value A. SLoPS is a measurement methodology for measuring end-to-end available band- width [46]. The source sends a number K 100 of equal-sized packets (a "periodic packet stream") to the receiver at a certain rate . The methodology involves monitoring variations in the one way delays of the probing packets. If the stream rate is greater than the path available bandwidth , the stream will cause a short term overload in the queue of the tight link. One way delays of the probing packets will keep increasing as each packet of the stream queues up at the tight link. On the other hand, if the stream rate is lower than the available bandwidth , the probing packets will go through the path without causing an increasing backlog at the tight link and their one way delays will not increase. In SLoPS the sender attempts to bring the stream rate close to the available bandwidth, following an iterative algorithm similar to binary search. The sender probes the path with successive packet trains of different rates, while the receiver notifies the sender about the one-way delay trend of each stream. The sender also makes sure that the network carries no more than one stream at any time. Also the sender creates a silent period between successive streams in order to keep the average probing traffic rate to less than 10% of the available bandwidth on the path. The available bandwidth estimate may vary during the measurements. SLoPS detects such variations when it notices that the one-way delays of a stream do not show a clear increasing or non-increasing trend. The algorithm consists in sending a stream of packets to the receiver. The re- ceiver then measures the delay ...
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PRM. The FAA began the Multiple Parallel Approach Program (MPAP) to research whether simultaneous ILS approaches to parallel runways would improve capacity. The objective was to achieve improvements in airport arrival rates through the conduct of simultaneous, closely spaced parallel approaches. That objective is being met using PRM. 1) ILS PRM, Localizer Type Directional Aid (LDA) PRM, and RNAV (GPS) PRM Approaches with Vertical Guidance. a. Where parallel runway centerlines (RCL) are less than 4,300 ft apart, but not less than 3,000 ft apart, simultaneous PRM approaches may be conducted. Similarly, where parallel RCLs are less than 3,000 ft apart, but no less than 750 ft, SOIA may be conducted using an ILS, LDA approach with GS, LNAV/VNAV, or LPV. Those approaches are labeled “ILS PRM” and “LDA PRM,” respectively, on instrument approach charts. Air traffic control (ATC) provides one PRM monitor controller for each runway to provide intrusion protection for the no transgression zone (NTZ), located between the two final approach courses. Whenever the runway spacing (or in the case of SOIA the approach course spacing) is less than 3,600 ft and at least 3,000 ft, NTZ monitoring is accomplished using a special PRM radar. b. Utilization of vertical guidance is required for all PRM approaches. c. RNAV (GPS) PRM approaches may be substituted for the ILS PRM and/or the LDA PRM approach. d. Pilots must have completed PRM training prior to conducting any PRM approach. e. An ILS PRM and its overlaid RNAV (GPS) PRM approach are procedurally equivalent. equivalent. f. LDA PRM and its overlaid RNAV (GPS) PRM approach are procedurally g. Pilots may request the RNAV (GPS) PRM approach in lieu of the ILS PRM or LDA PRM approach; however, they may only conduct the approach when specifically cleared to do so by ATC.
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