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Note that (c_{ij}) does not necessarily coincide with (c_{ji}), that is, we consider an asymmetric arc routing problem, a more general variant of arc routing problem.

We allow for the cost associated with a link to change according to how the link is directed (i.e., an asymmetric and, hence, more general variant of TSP is considered).  .

Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy (ESEM), or its more general variant of Low Vacuum Scanning Electron Microscopy (LVSEM), is a technique, which has been around for more than 15 years.

To overcome this drawback, inspired by the method studied by Yamada et al. [25, 26], Maingé [20] and Kraikaew et al. [21], we investigate a more general variant of the scheme proposed by Maingé [20], Kraikaew et al. [21] to replace the projection by some suitable mappings with a nice fixed point set.

In (1.1), the second condition may be interpreted as a more general variant of nonlocal integral boundary conditions, which states that the integral contribution due to a sub-strip ( η, 1 ) for the unknown function is proportional to the value of the unknown function at a nonlocal point ξ ∈ ( 0, 1 ) with ξ < η < 1.

Our recursive formulas resemble previous formulations [ 6, 9], yet solve a slightly more general variant of the problem (see discussion in Section "A comparison with previous works").

The new algorithms solve a more general problem variant and obtain better time complexities with respect to previous algorithms.

Note that the all splicing category for VEP comprises 5,011 splice acceptor variants, 8,544 splice donor variants and 49,298 more general splice region variants.

To model our CBT problem, we propose a more general arc routing variant of the model represented by Eqs.

An important caveat is that D iamund is not intended to solve the more general problem of variant detection in any sample.

For a more general narrowband process, two variants of the method are presented.