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Figure 1 shows that small-world-ness captures the topology changes: it has a unique maximum at intermediate values of the re-wiring parameter p, indicating the maximum trade-off between high clustering and low path length (Figure 1B), and decays with increasing edge density for a fixed size of network, reflecting the requirement of sparseness (Figure 1C).

The diminishing marginal disutility may reflect a coping mechanism, a maximum trade-off limit, or study design limitations, where some respondents might pay more attention to the health-state descriptions than the actual frequencies.

On basis of the low-carbon economy analysis in [3], for the conscious of the economic factors in day-ahead energy market and cap-and-trade carbon emission market, a flexible operation model is proposed in [4] to trade off the maximum profit with adaptive carbon emission for a generating unit combining with proper coordination of generation schedule, CCS schedule and market bidding strategies.

"Gear ratios are therefore carefully calculated to trade off acceleration and maximum speed, taking account of aero setup, engine power, weather, KERS and DRS usage," said Allison, referring to the Kinetic Energy Recovery Systems that use stored energy in bursts of power and the moveable rear wing, which provides extra power down the straights for overtaking.

The objective of the interview is to identify the maximum amount of the 10 years the respondent is willing to trade off to live in full health.

In this paper, we present a novel, simple, and intuitive way to integrate the user's preference into the evolutionary algorithm by allowing to define linear maximum and minimum trade-off functions.

In Norway, trading hours (for both on-premise and off-premise alcohol sales) are decided at the municipality level, yet within national maximum trading hours.

The CWT can operate at every scale, from that of the original signal up to some maximum scale that is determined by trading off the need for detailed analysis with available computational power.

The Pareto front of designs with the optimum trade-off, maximum mixing index with minimum pressure drop, is obtained.

Under both models, which are not mutually exclusive, coexpression of host gene and intronic ncRNA may result in some optimal expression profile for both products, with maximum overlap and minimum trade-off.

The idea is to find out whether 2nd law efficiency optimization may be a suitable trade-off between maximum work output and maximum 1st law efficiency designs for a regenerative gas turbine engine operating on the basis of an open Brayton cycle.