In particular, we replace each quadratic constraint pair by a linear matrix inequality (LMI) for a fixed objective value by means of the S-lemma [18, 21], which leads to a SDP.
With a fixed objective lens having a numeric aperture (NA) of 0.5, the iCorr system can capture the fluorescence images at the green channel with the magnification of ×15 and the resolution of ~460 nm.
Because he understood linguistic form as procedural rule and direction, as forma formans, (Form von Form, GS Vol 5, 455) rather than as some kind of material shape or fixed objective entity (Form von Materie), the structure and organization of a language for him could not be gathered from the actual verbal forms of its construction, its grammar.
They showed that a robot with a fixed objective will take the second choice and disable its off-switch.
It has been pointed out that the new duty of care creates problems, because it sets a fixed, objective point.
Though usually seen in debates as fixed, objective, bureaucratic entities, IRBs emerge here as engaged in complex, dynamic social systems, shaped by particularized, individual relationships with PIs, institutions, and communities.
The proposed algorithms have the potential to be used as removal algorithms in the context used in [11], i.e., all links in K ̄ have the same unique fixed target and the objective is to find the subset with the links that can be simultaneously scheduled.
Although our curriculum contains fixed learning objectives that have been precisely matched against the learning materials, for most modules elective course material is provided.
For a fixed, the objective function of our max-min problem corresponds to (B.1).
Praxeology conceives of economic laws as akin to geometric or mathematical axioms: fixed, unchanging, objective, and discernible through logical reasoning, without the use of any evidence.
