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Both these objectives can be met by devising appropriate utility functions that sharply increase at the minimum rate constraint and saturate at the maximum rate constraint.

It follows that each SVC sequence would impose a minimum rate constraint, corresponding to the base layer rate, and a maximum rate constraint, corresponding to the transmission of all video layers, on the resource allocation sub-system.

(ii maximize a Utility function under minimum and maximum rate constraints.

Resource allocation schemes for orthogonal frequency division multiple access- (OFDMA-) based cognitive radio (CR) networks that impose minimum and maximum rate constraints are considered.

In phase one, the current pumping rate (Q_i^{ k)}) of the (i{mathrm{th}}) well, obtained in (6), is being rectified in case it violates the local maximum, the local minimum or the global maximum pumping rate constraints.

Additionally, VUDU's encoder performs multiple encoding passes over the video to help make intelligent rate control decisions, while maintaining a "variable bit rate buffer", which essentially allows for variability in bit rate without breaking the average and maximum bit rate constraints.

In this scenario, the bottom-hole pressure limit was decreased from 2250 to 1900 psia and the maximum well oil rate constraint was set to 1.5.

Hence, the bottom-hole pressure limit is decreased from 2250 to 1900 psia, and the maximum well oil rate constraint is set to 1.5 and thus the oil production rate at the time of pump installation.

In the initial simulations of fumarase deficiency, many of these metabolites were imported at the maximum rate allowed under normal boundary constraints, but these uptake rates had a relatively minor effect on the overall system.

For the rate constraint we show the maximum and minimum value of constraint violation.

where μ m,γ m ≥0 are the Lagrange multipliers corresponding to the maximum power constraint and the minimum data rate constraint, respectively.