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The optimised heat exchanger lengths are shown to lie on the maximum constraints, and the channel cross-sections found to constrict with increasing mass flow rate such that the total plate surface area is increased to promote heat transfer.

Still the power is lower than the maximum constraint and is better utilized.

The receiver and reheater geometric parameters are found to vary such that the absorber tube surface temperatures are kept below the maximum constraint, and the trends in the optimal parameters for receivers and reheaters comprising circular cross-section absorber tubes found to fluctuate considerably.

For example, 0 and 1 are used as minimum and maximum constraints in most harmonic field computations.

Minimum and maximum constraints were included as uniform prior distributions to estimate absolute time in a Bayesian framework (see below).

We allowed slightly greater uncertainty here by specifying '>0.528 <0.538' (time units) as minimum and maximum constraints on the root.

Therefore, we explored different maximum constraints (600, 700, 800, and 900 Ma) for the crown bilaterian divergence time in our MCMCTree analysis.

As calibrations, we used multiple mammalian fossil constraints previously compiled for key nodes [ 48], which include "hard" minimum and "soft" maximum constraints, thus making time estimations less sensitive to the parameters of the prior distributions [ 49].

The relevant fittings were performed using only Gaussian line shapes, without BE or FWHM (full width at half maximum) constraints.

Maximum constraints on eight node ages were determined from island ages.

Manoeuvres satisfying maximum curvature constraints and path continuity are designed based on the segment parameters.