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Kacem, Approximation algorithm for the weighted flow-time minimization on a single machine with a fixed non-availability interval, Computers & Industrial Engineering 54 (2008) 401 410], this paper is the first successful attempt to develop a constant ratio approximation algorithm for this problem.

To develop a constant and consistent expenditure of energy, people with CFS/ME needed to understand their symptoms but it was not helpful for them to become too symptom-focused.

You will likely go hungry and thirsty at times, go without sleep at times, and may even die, or develop a constant sense of paranoia.

He developed a constant burning pain along an inch-wide ribbon extending from the left side of his neck all the way down his arm.

On a trip to promote The Boat that Rocked, he developed a constant comedy limp in public, just for me, to cheer me up.

The dimmer switches in the breakfast room developed a constant tremble; the nervous sensation that the quavering halogen spots provided her evenings soon translated to her left eye, whose chronic twitch made clients at Manson & Ross worry that she was untrustworthy or hiding something.

Interestingly, the spheres developed a constant velocity prior to aggregation, which was also maintained after aggregation.

Langevin (2001) used the finite-difference SEAWAT code in Biscayne Bay, Florida, to simulate SGD, Kaleris et al. (2002) developed a constant density flow model using MODFLOW to simulate SGD in Baltic sea.

In contrast, the TG muscles developed a constant increase in diastolic tension up to 3.7 ± 0.4 mN/mm compared to WT specimen with 2.5 ± 0.2 mN/mm (n = 11 vs. 10, RM-ANOVA P < 0.05), which we interpret as an ex vivo presentation of diastolic dysfunction.

With the aid of three American electrical engineers, he altered and perfected the transformer and developed a constant-voltage AC generator.

They study the approximability of the induced matching problem for general as well as specific kinds of graphs, and develop a distributed constant factor Polynomial-Time Approximation Scheme (PTAS) for the induced matching problem under geometric unit-disk graphs.