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As, if the (T_{0}) is too high that will lead the algorithm to spend much time in exploiting solution space and if the (alpha ) is too low that will cause increasing the search time.

Ambient Intelligence and Smart Home Automation systems are currently emerging as feasible and ready to exploit solutions to support more intelligent features inside future and current homes.

In this paper an application case referred to an office building is presented: the optimal size of the system will be discussed, and the economic results (in terms of PBT and NPV) of the management of the plant compared with other commonly exploited solutions:.

By these operators, we can search in the solution area and explore new solutions and exploit good solutions.

Exploiting these solutions as theoretical tools we study the beam's angular and axial deflections behavior for several tip point loading conditions.

Finally, possible perspective to fifth generation (5G) applications exploiting SC solutions are outlined in the paper, and some interesting relations with sparse signal recovery are analyzed for further future research lines.

Those who have difficulty exploiting external solutions may be unduly resistant, merely uninformed or using defensive routines 10 11 aimed to protect the status quo or to save face in the light of external evidence that could otherwise alter their practice or worldview.

Although there are solutions in the literature that exploit both solution domains as discussed, the development of a fast technique satisfying (i) and (ii) is still pending.

Then, taking advantages of the ergodic and stochastic properties of chaotic variables, a chaos search is performed in the neighbourhoods of high affinity antibodies to exploit local solution space, and the motion of the chaotic variables in their ergodic space is used to explore the whole solution space.

A new method was exploited using solution treatment and aging process as a pretreatment in preparing semi-solid slurry with fine microstructure before isothermal treatment of wrought aluminum alloy 7A09.

A well-established methodology to solve the disturbance attenuation problem exploits the solution of a Hamilton-Jacobi (HJ) partial differential inequality, which may be, however, difficult to solve in practical situations.