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Dissipativity means that the eventual time evolution of solutions is confined to a bounded absorbing set.

We next demonstrate how fast-slow analysis can beused to derive reduced equations for the evolution of solutions during both the silentand active phases.

Computational results indicate that a genetic algorithm with optimized parameters for controlling the evolution of solutions consistently performs significantly better than the heuristic for blocking flowshops developed in a recent Ph.D. thesis by Abadi.

Before we close this work, we must mention that we have obtained more computational simulations of the evolution of solutions of model (1) with various sets of values of the model parameters.

After that, the evolution of solutions converges when the near optimal partitioning of the dataset is represented by the fittest solution with the respect of the employed clustering validity index.

The morphology evolution of solution grown polyethylene single crystals has been studied upon annealing below their melting temperature by using atomic force microscopy (AFM).

We applied in situ GIWAXS to study the structural evolution of solution-processed CH3NH3PbI3– x Cl x perovskite on MBCP-Al2O3 thin films during annealing in real time.

The evolution plots of solutions u in Families 5-8 are very close to the evolution plots in [28], and we omit the corresponding discussion for the limit of the length.

The evolution of technological solutions to deposit the construction materials from gantry solutions to more lightweight systems has been described.

This algorithm uses multiobjective optimization that applies a Pareto ranking scheme to the evolution of candidate solutions.

The assimilation was based on updated estimates of the model state and its parameterizations, and was complemented by a continuous evolution of competitive solutions.