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Remark 1. (i) Constraint (6) ensures that the net amount of traffic going out of the source node of a session is equal to that of the end-to-end session rate.

The flight paths satisfy (i) constraint on maximum curvature bound and (ii) safety constraints to avoid collisions.

As shown by the authors (Lin et al. 2004), in this formulation, the probability that the i constraint is violated is at most k = exp(( {{ - varOmega_{i}^{2} } mathord{left/ {vphantom {{ - varOmega_{i}^{2} } 2}} right. kern-0pt} 2} )), where ( varOmega ) is a positive parameter that depends on the decision maker to tradeoff robustness and quality of the solution.

If w a and w b are related to the same c i constraint, w a = w b = w c i.

Let us define with w c i   (i ∈ [0, p]) the weight of the c i constraint and with w d u   (u ∈ [0, s]) the weight of d u constraint.

For isotropic plates made of a monolithic material the mode localization phenomenon is stronger for Type-I constraint compared to that for Type-II constraints.

The plates are clamped on all four edges and interior points on a transverse normal to the plate midsurface are rigidly tied together and have either null displacements and null rotations (Type-I constraint) or only null transverse displacements (Type-II constraint).

These include a heuristic method that may be used to further simplify those approaches based on the İ-constraint method.

The region I+II constraints were then imposed on the enhanced spectrum.

Meanwhile, the normalisation condition ωAAC_VI = 1 − ωAC_VI constraints the values of ωAAC_VI to be within [0, 0.5].

Then, the region I+II constraints were imposed and incorporated in the derivation of the gain function of the Wiener algorithm based on a priori SNR [3].