The lesson that is derived from this instance is that though an indirect result of WASH intervention, the benefit of contributing to a reduction in violence is a substantially important aspect and should inform the future programme design and delivery.
Computational results, for a large number of instances derived from the literature, show that some instances with up to 88 customers and 8 potential depots can be solved in a reasonable computation time.
A majority of us support the application of Sharia based laws, and many Muslim majority countries have adopted aspects of Sharia (derived from the Quran and Hadith), for instance the generally accepted Sharia punishments, death in the case of sodomy, and flogging or stoning in the case of adultery into their penal codes.
During his previous hosting stints, Mr. Crystal became known for appearing in skits derived from the nominated pictures, appearing, for instance, in Hannibal Lecter's face mask from "The Silence of the Lambs".
The collaborative method improves the system because it eliminates the possible mistakes derived from the nodes' location and, for instance, the variations in the received power and the number of packets.
The effectiveness of SA_HLS was tested on benchmark instances derived from the two-dimensional loading vehicle routing problem (2L-CVRP).
To evaluate the performance of the proposed approach, we conduct an experimental study and compare its results with the lower bounds obtained by the branch-and-cut algorithm on a set of instances derived from the literature.
Classifiers were trained using residue-wise data instances derived from the sequence dataset (PDNA-62).
Support vector machines (SVMs) were trained using residue-wise data instances derived from the sequence datasets.
In the last group of large scale instances derived from the gs group, the performance of MTZ is comparatively better.
