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A proposed model based loss minimization strategy is presented for efficiency optimization.

As shown in Fig. 7, the total line loss of the distribution system is reduced from 154.2 to 140.4 kW after the line loss minimization strategy is implemented.

The schematic of the line loss minimization strategy is shown in Fig. 3a, where K a and K b are the gains of the two integrators; I Ux,set + jI Uy,set is the current set value of the UPFC installed line in case the line loss minimization strategy is disabled; and I Ux,ref + jI Uy,ref is the current reference value for the current control module of the UPFC series converter.

The proposed line loss minimization strategy is implemented at 2.0 s (the output of the OPF calculator is 0) and the security enhancement strategy is implemented at 10.0 s ((Delta dot{I}_{U}^) is generated by the OPF calculator to take corrective action).

A minimization strategy is used for severity of symptoms (IDS-SR ≥21 and ≤31 vs. > 31 and ≤ 39 vs. > 39) and duration of major depressive episode (1 2 years vs. > 2 years).

This minimization strategy is a modified version of a widely regarded two-step optimization method called pFBA [ 12]. pFBA has been previously used to predict unique flux distributions at the predicted FBA optima.

The AL-related methods usually employ the operator splitting first to transform the original unconstrained minimization problem to an equivalent constrained problem, and then the alternating-minimization strategy is used to iteratively find solutions of the subproblems.

Overall, the pedigree-depth quasi-minimization strategy is of broad relevance but would gain from being fine-tuned once the combined effects of multiple mutations carried by the same cell are better understood.

Since our quantitative predictions match experimental data closely, the pedigree-depth quasi-minimization strategy is a strong candidate for explaining how the speed of stem-cell cycling was tuned by evolution.

We showed that our quantitative predictions of cell cycle length ratios were largely unchanged by the additional assumption that mutation rate is inversely proportional to cell cycle length, and that the pedigree-depth quasi-minimization strategy is still effective at further reducing mutation accumulation.

As for the minimization strategy, it's been called the "victimization strategy," and it is said to have been conceived by Charles O'byrne, an interesting character in state politics.