(13)Notice, that for any (p>0,) it follows that (n^*_{rm PU} < n^*_{rm FR}.) Thus, at most one of the consumption candidates can exceed bounds and admit the corner solution of ({hat{n}}.) Furthermore, it can be shown that whenever a consumption candidate admits a corner solution, then the other consumption candidate is optimal.
First, notice, that for any (p>0,) it follows that ({hat{n1}}_{rm CC} < {hat{n2}}_{rm CC}.) Thus, at most one of the consumption candidates can admit the corner solution of ({hat{n}}.) Next, we show that ({hat{n}} = c_{rm CC}/{p_{rm CC}}) is the optimal consumption within one tariff segment if the interior solution exceeds bounds.
For the trees with 1 or 2 branches differentially lengthened 70-fold, branch lengths were reduced proportionally (very slightly) to maintain all absolute values less than 10, so as not to exceed bounds set on Bayesian prior distributions (below).
The EM strategy defines soft bounds on the battery SOC and is penalized for exceeding these bounds.
His playing is infinitely refined without ever exceeding the bounds of what's idiomatic for the music.
Many pious, ordinary citizens agree that performers such as Mr Youssef come close to exceeding the bounds of decency.
He has also been called arrogant and condescending, and accused of exceeding the bounds of his actual expertise.
You then compare the outcomes, and if the difference is large enough, exceeding the bounds of chance or natural variation, the result is said to be statistically significant.
The act of interpreting and reconciling ambiguous or apparently conflicting statutory provisions is an exercise with which this court is thoroughly familiar and has never been regarded as the "making" of law exceeding the bounds of the judicial role.... Indeed, the Florida legislature has itself plainly acquiesced in state judicial resolution of election disputes in presidential elections.
