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Practical exercises cover how to use the book with a number of existing constraint languages.

The simulation results show that the proposed controller has a better transient and steady state performance than that of the existing constraint controllers.

Existing constraint selection heuristics are based on a random selection or on a min max criterion and thus are either inefficient or more adapted to spherical clusters.

The president listed three such triggers — the deployment of an intercontinental ballistic missile by Iran, Iran's refusal to negotiate an extension of the deal's existing constraint on its nuclear activities and evidence that Iran could manufacture a bomb in less than 12 months.

KRAFT employs three kinds of agent: facilitators locate appropriate on-line sources of knowledge; wrappers transform heterogeneous knowledge to a homogeneous constraint interchange format; mediators fuse the constraints together with associated data to form a dynamically-composed constraint satisfaction problem, which is then passed to an existing constraint solver engine to compute solutions.

This paper's aim is to present an analysis of the influence of the 2-DoF controllers proportional set-point weight over the servo-control performance and to show that the removal of the existing constraint for its selection (0 ≤ β ≤ 1.0) will allow to improve its performance when a high robust regulatory control system is required.

For their design several support tools exist, but they do not cover some of the technical and social existing constraints and they do not consider the project detail.

We then extend existing constraint-directed scheduling heuristic commitment techniques and propagators to reason directly about the fact that an activity does not necessarily have to exist in a final schedule.

The new methodology is also combined with the existing constraint-modified approach in the R6 defect assessment method to predict cleavage fracture in shallow, blunt-notched SE(B) specimens with a small degree of conservatism.

Practicable means capable of being done within existing constraints.

The derived constraints complement the existing constraints in the literature.