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It is illustrated by considering problems of multicriteria power and energy shortage allocation and multicriteria power system operation.
It is illustrated by considering problems of power and energy shortage allocation, power system operation, optimization of network configuration in distribution systems, and energetically effective voltage control in distribution systems.
By considering problem (48) in the appropriate classes of Sobolev spaces and problem (49) in their discrete versions, it can be shown that both problems (48) and (49) can be cast into problem (3).
In particular, we focus on the field of car accidents control, by considering the problem of the optimal location of intersection safety cameras (ISC) on an urban traffic network to maximize road control and reduce the number and the impact of car accidents.
The results obtained from the Netsplitter procedure are illustrated by considering the problem of investigating the flavonoid metabolism of the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana.
Because of this, we include in this section some sufficient conditions on the existence of linear lower and upper solutions for problem (1) in particular cases We begin by considering a problem of the form x ′ ( t ) = f ( x ( τ ( t, x ) ) ) for a.a. t ∈ I 0 = [ t 0, t 0 + L ], x ( t ) = k ( t ) for all t ∈ I - = [ t 0 - r, t 0 ], (13).
Transcript level expressions are calculated from the exon level expression data by considering the problem of transforming the exon-level data to transcripts as a least squares problem.
The topic "the categories of being" is intermediate between the topic "the nature of being" and the topics that fall under the post-Medieval conception of metaphysics for a reason that can be illustrated by considering the problem of universals.
This approach is illustrated by considering the problem of an optimum cut-out geometry for a square plate subjected to a 4 1 and a 2 1 biaxial stress field.
The warping functions are obtained by considering the problem of unrestrained thin-walled members subjected to self-equilibrated elementary load schemes.
This approach is illustrated by considering the problem of an optimum cut-out geometry for a rectangular plate subjected to a bi-axial stress field and the problem of the shape optimisation of a fillet with residual strength constraints.
