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The trade-off between control and incentive, specification, and coordination should be given more consideration with optimal analyses.

Finally, the optimal analyses indicate that a rake angle of 15° and a clearance angle of 10° are the optimum geometry of a diamond tool in turning of ductile materials when this tool has a cutting edge radius of 100 300 nm.

Therefore, after discarding the burnin, trees from all three optimal analyses were pooled into a single tree file, from which a majority rule consensus was used to visualize posterior probability values.

Researchers from the Breast Cancer Family Registry are collaborating with other statisticians to develop methods and software to facilitate appropriate and optimal analyses and to make these developments available to researchers using the resource.

Importantly, this study will serve to highlight to policy-makers the need to review the data that are routinely collected and to consider which data should be collected to facilitate optimal analyses of health service utilisation towards the end of life.

It combines cost-optimal reachability analyses of priced timed automata networks with a realistic kinetic battery model capable of capturing capacity limits as well as stochastic fluctuations.

To support design of smart operational controllers, this paper proposes a conceptual model capable of integrating a description of the control activities in the manufacturing operations management level of the enterprise with a description of the physical system and an explicit interface to optimal-control analyses.

To maximize their potential, smart operational control mechanisms must not only integrate real-time data from system operations, but also formulate and solve a wide variety of optimal-control analyses quickly and efficiently and then translate the results into executable commands.

For all sub-optimal alignments analysed in our study, the detection of the fail-safe repeats never dropped below 46 (out of 50) for HEAT repeats, and never below 39 (out of 41) for ARM repeats.

In life-cycle costing analyses, optimal design is usually achieved by minimising the expected value of the discounted costs.

In this paper, we present the optics design model, optimal operation parameters, analyses of aberration impact, as well as the mechanical alignment tolerance for PEEM3 separator prototypes.