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A solution is characterized in terms of the states it allows and its feasibility is assessed by means of two separate tests, one checking the required behavioral properties (e.g., liveness, reversibility and controllability) of the induced reachability subgraph and the other ensuring the existence of a decentralized supervisor enforcing exactly the considered set of allowed states.
Several useful properties, such as, the computational complexity of the sequencing problem, necessary and sufficient conditions that a conveyor stoppage occurs, lower and upper bounds of the objective function, and sufficient conditions for the optimality of a solution, are characterized.
It has been established that the cathodic polarisation of passivated Al and Al Sn alloys in a chloride solution is characterized by two regions of potentials with distinctly different phenomena: the range of low and high cathodic potentials (LCP and HCP).
Using experimental and numerical tools, the vapor absorption on a LiBr falling film solution is characterized for different operating conditions.
Their pore solution is characterized by a pH near 11, and an alkali concentration much lower than that of Portland cement.
As a second aspect in common, the solution is characterized by deriving the necessary conditions of an "instrumental program" where, as in Problem 2 above, P q) is absent and the restriction of individual behavior is only implied.
Our rules demonstrate that the coordinated solution is characterized by a higher degree of habitat availability and a configuration of habitat that is dispersed rather than agglomerated.
Luminescence of M1 solution is characterized with a single blue emission band corresponding to π-π transition at ~375 nm.
From the right-hand side of Figure 1, the solution is characterized by a gentle and smooth shape at the peaks and troughs.
They provide the same forms of communication towards the upper layers, but the proposed solution is characterized by a more straightforward header design.
Moreover, in the general case, the asymptotical convergence of all solutions is characterized by the existence of a strictly increasing bounded solution.
