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The FRSMOP model can minimize system cost and waste flows directly to landfill simultaneously.

Results show that designing WDS with the developed model can minimize the environmental impact compared to some other conventional design methods.

The results show that the first model can minimize passenger TTT under dynamic passenger demand, whereas the second can comprehensively optimize passenger TTT and meantime keep the train load factor within a reasonable level.

Similar to model 4 which assumes an integration process into the MEHRD without temporary supervision of the MGEF, this model can minimize the period of conflicts within ECEC resulting from decisions to integrate within a short period of time, possibly resulting in highly efficient administration and finance.

Both models can minimize the cost incurred by MPA implementation while simultaneously satisfying different conservation targets.

In this way, hybrid models can minimize (or even abolish) drawbacks of using only one single approach.

However, using proven techniques based on experience and mathematical and/or design models can minimize risk and uncertainty when scaling up fluidized beds.

At the same time, by transforming fraction images into a finer-scaled hard classification map, SPM models can minimize the influence of grain size on LPIs calculation.

This study investigated the therapeutic parameters of manual acupuncture using a patho-physiological animal model which can minimize the interference of non-specific effects.

Using a two-dimensional advection-diffusion equation, model solutions that can minimize the shoreline salinity levels without building a longer sea outfall are presented.

Based on a detailed examination of the implementation of stream power analyses at the scale of continental mountain ranges, we demonstrate that: (1) the careful selection of a digital elevation model (DEM) projection can minimize length and area distortion when analyzing large portions of the earth (such as the Himalaya or Andes) in the two-dimensional plane of a DEM.