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The optimal design, given the number of factors to be tested and the constraint of available ship time (100 days) and resources needed to process samples, was for 12 control and 12 impact plots each measuring ∼2.8 km × 1.2 km.

Firstly, we formulate an optimal offline transmission scheduling problem with a priori knowledge about CSI, under constraint of available amount of harvested energy and stored energy at each transmission time interval.

Firstly, we formulate an optimal offline transmission scheduling problem with a priori knowledge about channel state information (CSI), under constraint of available amount of harvested energy and stored energy at each transmission time interval.

PEMs combine the meteorological constraint of available sunlight reaching a site with the ecological constraint of the amount of leaf-area absorbing that solar energy, avoiding many complexities of carbon balance theory [11].

The original fuzzy multi-objective programming model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect costs, contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.

The original multi-objective linear programming (MOLP) model designed here attempts to simultaneously minimize total project costs, total completion time and total crashing costs with reference to direct costs, indirect and contractual penalty costs, duration of activities and the constraint of available budget.

If there is any resentment or feeling of rivalry from the foxhunting community, she said, it is probably because of the constraints of available leisure time.

All this can, of course, be explained in terms of the constraints of available time and the need for a balanced curriculum.

An evaluation of feasible operating conditions was carried out considering the constraints of available refrigeration equipment and a requirement of a positive net present value of the investment.

Regional representatives were tasked with investigating and reporting on relevant local issues as accurately as possible, within the constraints of available data.

These results demonstrate that the decision to use one DEM conditioning technique over another, and the constraints of available DEM data resolution and source, can greatly impact the modeled surface drainage patterns at the scale of individual fields.