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But what if the design of small cars could be reformulated to transcend their size?

As a future work, the optimization problem could be reformulated for systems with multiple antenna and variable transmission rates.

Therefore, we have (n_{mathbf{x}}le N) and Eq. (9) could be reformulated as begin{aligned} u({mathbf{x}} )={mathbf{Phi}}^T {mathbf{x}} ){mathbf{U}}_s=sum _{j=1}^Nphi _j {mathbf{x}} )u_j.

Note that if there is no information leakage constraints, i.e., (9c), problem (9) could be reformulated as a convex second-order cone program (SOCP), which can be efficiently solved [29].

Moreover, some results presented for the case of so-called q-difference inclusions could be reformulated in our language, but till now they are only particular cases of Corollary 20.

Hintikka's criterion could be reformulated by saying that a logic is of first order, if any play of a semantic game associated with a formula of this logic only involves (in addition to choices interpreting conjunctions and disjunctions) choices of individuals, as opposed to choices of higher-order entities.

The evolution towards equilibrium could then be reformulated as an evolution from less probable to more probable states.

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Varga (2011a) shares the fundamental assumption that authenticity has a certain potential (and therefore deserves to be reformulated), but he also thinks that it could be used for a critical inquiry into the practices of the self in contemporary life.

Corporate governance structures can also be reformulated.

Some will be reformulated; others may be gone for good.