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Here, the necessary condition of optimality leads to a finite-dimensional optimisation problem which extends the problem of Hashin Shtrikman bounds, which can be solved explicitly, as well.

Therefore, this paper extends the problem of how leakage resilience of random extractors could be in the case of protected instantiations.

In the meantime, the problem of finding (tilde{x} in(bigcap^{N}_{i=1}operatorname{GMEP}({ varTheta }_{i},varphi_{i},{mathcal {A}}_{i}))capoperatorname{Fix}(T cap{ varXi }) extends the problem of finding (tilde{x} inoperatorname{GMEP}({ varTheta },varphi, {mathcal{A}} capoperatorname{Fix}(T cap{ varXi }) in [23] from one GMEP to a finite family of GMEPs.

It extends the problem of inter-approach pluralism to DNA barcoding analyses.

In addition to formal connections between the two types of aggregation problems, from a conceptual point of view judgment aggregation extends the problems of preference aggregation to more general decision problems.

In a recent paper, Hachemi and Besombes (2013) extended the problem of retrieval sequencing for flow-rack AS/RS by integrating the product expiry date.

In particular, compared with Theorems and in [16], our results (i.e., Theorems 3.2 and 4.2 in this paper) extend the problem of finding an element of to the one of finding an element of.

But if mobile payments are limited to iPhone users, you've just extended the problems of inequality into the payment system.

The purpose of the focus groups was to extend the problem analysis, including identification of potential barriers to implementing the current NFP curriculum with women exposed to IPV.

He observed that "Mr. and Mrs. America" have, through their elected government, established an imperative to disrupt the import of cocaine into the United States, but that their sense of alarm did not actually extend to the problem of rising European cocaine consumption.

Stability analysis of linear periodically time-varying systems via integral quadratic constraints is extended to the problem of control design.