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These novel derivatives represent conformationally constrained version of piperidine analogue of GBR compounds.

The effectiveness of the solution approaches is shown on a probabilistically constrained version of the benchmark instances proposed in the literature for the mixed capacitated general routing problem.

Before a slightly constrained version of "Killing Me Softly" near the end of the night, she again thanked the audience — the three-fourths of it that remained, at least, which didn't include Prince, who left early — for its patience and presumably, its indulgence.

Starting with the structure of potent 5-HT1A ligands, that is, MM77 [1- 2-methoxyphenyl -4- 4-succinimidobutyl piperazine, 4] and its constrained version 5 (MP349), previously obtained in our laboratory, a series of their direct analogues with differently substituted aromatic ring (R = H, m-Cl, m-CF3, m-OCH3, p-OCH3) were synthesized.

Next, we consider the shape constrained version of the variable coefficient model h2 as model h4.

The approach employed in our previous work (Stratis et al. 2015) was to combine the groundwater simulation model PTC with the newly introduced constrained version of the ALOPEX stochastic optimization technique.

This paper proposes novel constrained versions of Proper Orthogonal Decomposition that produce an alternative orthonormal basis, which is then successfully applied first to a 1D test-case with a quadratic constraint and next to an industrial example with both linear and quadratic constraints: the multi-objective shape optimization of an air-conditioning duct.

Service roles were presented as producing only unnaturally constrained versions of laboratory science in Britain, while the range of interactions of science with the clinic was neglected.

The constrained default version of ASTRAL is also statistically consistent because when a large enough number of gene trees is given, then with high probability at least one of the gene trees will be topologically identical to the species tree, T *, and so the set X will contain all the bipartitions from T *.

We use a distance-constrained version of the Ardalan heuristic for solving the facility location problem, responding to practical limitations exposed by the model.

To prevent numerical instabilities associated with the mesh-dependence, checkerboards and grey regions in topology optimization, a variant perimeter-constrained version of the SIMP algorithm is proposed using a smooth and quadratic function.