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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.

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.

In this study, we combine the PTC groundwater simulation model with the newly introduced constrained version of the ALOPEX stochastic optimization technique, in an attempt to maximize groundwater withdrawal in the existing pumping well network without risking saltwater contamination of the active pumping locations.

Reducing consensus mapping to a specific (constrained) version of the traveling salesperson problem (TSP) that can be referred to as "synchronized TSP".

The Temporal Correlation Method has been shown to be a constrained version of the Eigensystem Realization Algorithm.

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.

In some problems, the total number of changes is known, and the following constrained version of (4) is adopted instead: { â n } n = 0 N = arg min { a n } n = 0 N ∑ n = 0 N ( y n - h n T a n ) 2 s.t.

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

Biochemical studies suggest that the enzymes involved in many metabolic processes form large macromolecular complexes [36], [37] and fusion of catalytic domains represents a rare, more constrained version of such complexes.

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.