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The novelty of the proposed approach is that the transient stability constraints for each contingency are incorporated into the OPF model as a single stability constraint derived from the minimum kinetic energy for normal unstable case or the minimum accelerating power distance for extreme unstable case using the time domain simulation based single machine equivalent (SIME) method.

Thus, we propose to use a parametric active contour with an elliptic shape constraint, derived from a reference ellipse.

The effect of the proposed PSM constraint derived from the DNPSM on the power loading (Water-Filling) performance (Pro. WF) is shown in Figure 14.

It is also seen that NLS has poor performance and the performance of NLS can be improved by involving the constraint derived from OA.

High-resolution images are reconstructed by alternating the projections onto two constraint sets: the observation constraint defined by the given low-resolution image and the prior constraint derived from the training data at the high resolution (HR).

In order to carry out this analysis, we impose a probabilistic coexistence constraint derived from an information-theoretic approach, that is, we enforce a guaranteed capacity for a primary terminal for a high fraction of time.

This method combines a generic BSS algorithm with a geometric constraint derived from prior information on the target source position to obtain an estimate for all interfering point sources and diffuse background noise.

The internal is precedence constraint derived from configuration of the product while the external precedence constraint originates from assembly process such as assembly line layout or supply of parts.

In addition to AE and subchannel limitations, we also apply the constraint derived from Equation 2 into the power limitation where we choose the minimum value between the two power constraints P i (maximum transmission power limitation) and p c -P(d i ).

In model refinement, XVOLs and a molecular shape constraint derived from the highly active compound 1 in its conformation that optimally fit the highest ranked model were added as steric restrictions.

A further constraint derived from an inherent negative tension between their roles as 'enablers' (providing individualised and supportive interventions) and 'enforcers' (imposing benefit sanctions for non-attendance at work-focused interviews).