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These interactions generate the necessary constraints to define how the security of such teleoperation platform might be ensured.

Quality requirements have been confronted to clinical setting constraints to define the optimal parameters for activity measurement for 177Lu-DOTATATE PRRT dosimetry.

These models enumerate the biochemical reactions involved and impose mass balance, thermodynamic and maximum flux constraints to define the set of flux vectors representing all possible steady states.

This conversion of a metabolic reconstruction of an organism into models requires the imposition of physicochemical and environmental constraints to define systems boundaries [ 30- 32].

Analysis of pair-wise correlated substitutions may be used similarly to an NMR analysis, where experimentally measured pair-wise interactions between amino acid residues are used as constraints to define protein tertiary structure [ 15].

Auto-calibration algorithms require a minimal constraint to define the network datum, which can be done by applying the minimum constraint, free-network adjustment, or through an explicit minimal control point (Remondino and Fraser 2006).

Specifically, this work presents an economic model predictive control (EMPC) scheme that utilizes a Safeness Index function as a hard constraint to define a safe region of operation termed the safety zone.

In light of this, we employ a general XML constraint model to define target constraints.

In addition to this methodology, we have defined some models that allow us to include security information in the database model, and a constraint language to define security constraints.

The model exploits pseudo-Boolean functions both to express the constraints and to define the cost function, interpreted as energy of a neural network.

To establish zero duality gap we will consider a perturbed version of (20) obtained by perturbing the constraints used to define the Lagrangian in (22).