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It can be calculated as dropped calls per Erlang, dropped calls over originated calls and dropped calls over all calls handled by each cell, including incoming handovers In this book, we will use dropped calls over originated calls only, since it is the most common way in which operators calculate DCR Figures 521 and 522 shows the DCR performance associated with multiple mature live networks measured from NMS statistics and drive tests Although both the drive test and the NMS statistics belong basically to the same set of networks, the average DCR across all the measured networks is 18% in the case of NMS statistics and 28% in the case of drive tests This difference is mostly related to the drive test route selection, which is generally designed to cover all the potential problematic areas, and has a high handover per call ratio.

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Additionally, there is a high variance in the drive test results due to the small amount of events (number of calls) collected to achieve a statistically signi cant result Figure 523 shows the DCR values collected from NMS and drive tests for the same network during multiple days The average DCR from drive.

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7.1.3. Synthesis of Aldehydes and Alcohols by the Oxo Reaction Aldehydes in the range C r C 18 are produced by commercial oxo processes. 4,1l,75-82 Large quantities of linear "oxo" alcohols are produced and used in manufacture of plasticizers, detergents, and lubricants.77 ,78 These oxo alcohols are produced by the hydrogenation of aldehydes formed in hydroformylation. They also include 1,3-diols and alcohols prepared by the base-catalyzed aldol condensation of aldehydes followed by hydrogenation or dehydration and hydrogenation, respectively. The most important of these compounds is butyraldehyde. It is a starting material in the manufacture of 2-ethylhexanol through aldol condensation followed by hydrogenation. 2-Ethylhexanol, in tum, is used primarily in the production of

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Through its lifetime, the Condor software has grown in power and exibility As other systems such as Kerberos, PVM, and Java have reached maturity and widespread deployment, Condor has adjusted to accommodate the needs of users and administrators without sacri cing its essential design In fact, the Condor kernel shown in Figure 113 has not changed at all since 1988 Why is this We believe the key to lasting system design is to outline structures rst in terms of responsibility rather than expected functionality This may lead to interactions that, at rst blush, seem complex Consider, for example, the four steps to matchmaking shown in Figure 1111 or the six steps to accessing a le shown in Figures 1116 and 1117 Yet, every step is necessary for discharging a component s responsibility.

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The matchmaker is responsible for enforcing community policies, so the agent cannot claim a resource without its blessing The shadow is responsible for enforcing the user s policies, so the sandbox cannot open a le without its help The apparent complexity preserves the independence of each component We may update one with more complex policies and mechanisms without harming another The Condor project will also continue to grow The project is home to a variety of systems research ventures in addition to the agship Condor software These include the Bypass [60] toolkit, the ClassAd [18] resource management language, the Hawkeye [80] cluster management system, the NeST storage appliance [59], and the Public Key Infrastructure Lab [81] In these and other ventures, the project seeks to gain the hard but valuable experience of nurturing research concepts into production software.

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To this end, the project is a key player in collaborations such as the National Middleware Initiative (NMI) [38] that aim to harden and disseminate research systems as stable tools for end users The project will continue to train students, solve hard problems, and accept and integrate good solutions from others We look forward to the challenges ahead!.

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