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LSSVM changes the inequality constrains into equality constraints on the basis of SVM.

Additionally, a stochastic multi-objective optimization framework is proposed in [11] to take security constrains into concern for transmission planning.

In addition, a variable step length method is adopted for further improving both the coupling optimization efficiency and accuracy of this code, and several leading design requirements are set as the optimization criteria instead of taking all the practical engineering constrains into account.

In addition, a variable step length method is adopted to further improve the coupling optimization speed of this code, and several leading design objectives are set as the optimization criteria instead of taking all the possible practical engineering constrains into account.

Charles Frederick had to cede teritory west of the Rhine to Revolutionary France in the 1790s, however, and was constrained into an alliance with France in 1796.

That order had been made for several reasons, chiefly: Hermann Göring, head of the Luftwaffe, had mistakenly assured Hitler that his aircraft alone could destroy the Allied troops trapped on the beaches at Dunkirk; and Hitler himself seems to have believed that Great Britain might accept peace terms more readily if its armies were not constrained into humiliating surrender.

Vessels travelling west along the coast would be constrained into a couple of further corridor sections.

First, various experimental data are phenomenologically interpreted and constrained into suitable analytic models.

Six brands of NiTi rotary instruments were constrained into a curved trench.

Moreover, as the triblock layer thickness is decreased, the triblock morphology is constrained into a preferential orientation.

This unpredictability in load is due to accommodating requests coming from a group of users, without being constrained into a static planning of the infrastructural capacity.