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On the other hand, macroscopic averaged equations are simpler to solve and by the very nature of their construction may be scaled up for the system level (up to the length scale of bioreactors) optimization.

The dual problem is simpler to solve and its solution can be used to recover primal variables (Section "Recovery of optimal primal variables") with reduced computational complexity due to the inherently separable structure of the problem Lagrangians (Section "Separability").

(2004) extended the fuzzy approach of Abo-Sinna (2001) for solving non-linear bi-level and tri-level multiobjective decision making under fuzziness by defining a membership function of each objective function and control variable of each decision maker to formulate a single level programming problem which is simpler to solve than the original problem.

The basic strategy of inversive methods is to transform a given Apollonius problem into another Apollonius problem that is simpler to solve; the solutions to the original problem are found from the solutions of the transformed problem by undoing the transformation.

Moreover, we choose to use these constraints explicitly instead of adding them to the objective function (using Lagrangian multipliers), as this formulation is simpler to solve in our optimization procedure.

Yet the problem is simple to solve.

None of these problems is simple to solve, but all can be solved by good management, consistently executed.

The ECC requires the elliptic curve discrete logarithm problem being simple to solve.

We derived a reduced-form dispersion submodel using multiplicative parametric equations that are simple to implement and solve, essentially representing a response surface analysis for individual processes in the model.

This approach leads to the two sub-problems, x-step and v-step, both of which are much simpler to solve than the joint objective.

Among the transport equations for Radon measures, the linear one is much simpler to solve, of course.