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The macroscopic deformation is taken into account by constraints, which allow molecular nonaffine deformations.

This model includes risk constraints which allow finding optimal solutions within accepted risk levels.

Moreover, after subchannel allocations, EDCRA and EDDRA adjust the power usage on the subchannels depending on the virtual power queue sizes, peak power, and the maximum spectral efficiency constraints, which allow them to utilize the flexibility in power allocation.

In this paper we explore the SPCA structure and derive a set of parameter constraints which allow a SPCA PRNG to produce 2 random bits per LUT in every clock cycle on modern Xilinx FPGAs.

These modular attack trees are specified as parametric constraints, which allow quantifying the probability of security breaches that occur due to internal component vulnerabilities as well as vulnerabilities in the component's deployment environment.

Other user constraints which allow additional information (such as clone pairs) can be provided.

The proposed feedback control law is designed to exponentially stabilize the constraint manifold, i.e. to enforce the virtual holonomic constraints, which allows the convergence of the snake robot to the desired path.

The dual-based method explicitly includes the minimum rate constraints which allows RT users to be scheduled in the current slot, which decreases the overall packet delay and jitter.

Britz et al. [17] proposed a new solution format for hydroeconomic river basin models, based on a multiobjective optimization problem with equilibrium constraints, which allowed, inter alia, to express spatial externalities resulting from asymmetric access to water use.

Indeed, this problem is solved with the view of inequality constraints which allows us to represent measurements by interval without particular knowledge and hypothesis about the density probability function of the measurement errors.

The solution of IPFIP provides considerable information related to facility expansion and waste flow allocation under given levels of tolerable violation for system constraints, which allows for in-depth analyses of tradeoffs between environmental and economic objectives as well as those between system optimality and reliability.