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In this paper we face the train loading problem (TLP) at seaport terminals by proposing a general purpose Lagrangian heuristic.

This paper deals with the problem of man-machine systems design by proposing a general approach based on system analysis methodology, action identification and action specification.

This study addresses this challenge by proposing a general method of identifying and quantifying the heterogeneity of any clinical population using a severity measure called the PUNCH (Population Characterization of Heterogeneity).

In the third round, we deepened the discussion by proposing a general regulatory principle for the formulation of a policy on ingredient origin statement: COOL of the main ingredient is usually made on a voluntary basis but should be mandatory for the foods that could be subject to fraudulent practices on the origin statement.

In this paper, we elaborate new foundations for contract-based embedded system design by proposing a general-purpose algebra of assume/guarantee contracts based on two simple concepts: first, the assumption or guarantee of a component is defined as a filter and, second, filters enjoy the structure of a Boolean algebra.

Extensible and personalizable database systems [22] were an attempt to ease the construction of DBMS by exploiting software reusability [51], and proposing a general core that can be customized or extended, or even used to generate some DBMS parts.

We contribute to explore this area by proposing a set of general metrics to capture the spatial, temporal, and socio-topical dimensions of groups, which are the three aspects about groups that have been informally identified in the previous literature but never formalized and studied in conjunction.

We conclude by proposing a solution to the general problem of approximating the spectrum of an arbitrary bounded operator by introducing the n-pseudospectrum and argue how that can be used as an approximation to the spectrum.

To meet the analytical challenges raised by NGS, we propose a general framework for sequence-based association studies that can use various types of family and unrelated-individual data sampled from any population structure and a universal procedure that can transform any population-based association test statistic for use in family-based association tests.

Theory is generated interpretively by arranging the categories to propose a general explanatory account.

Inspired by such observations, this article proposes a general, fundamental network property concept, named "degree of consilience" (CSD).