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The PRAM complexity is the square of the optimal (which was attained by the FFT), namely O( log( # unknowns )^2 ) instead of O( log( # unknowns ) ).

In 1912 the German mathematician Ernst Zermelo proved that such games are strictly determined; by making use of all available information, the players can deduce strategies that are optimal, which makes the outcome preordained (strictly determined).

It is shown that our multigrid methods are optimal, which means the convergence rates of the methods are independent of the mesh size and mesh level.

The first hypothesis was that landowners may plan not to comply if optimal, which makes monitoring increasingly unwelcome as the contract sum increases.

The 1/2.5 of AB/PTFE weight ratio was most optimal, which showed to have most equivalent R (2.5 Ω cm−2), V′(136 mL atm−1 cm−2 min−1), and Plim (0.25 MPa).

For the cracking of ethane a linear-concave unconstrained temperature profile with a maximum temperature of ∼1260 K proves optimal which is lower than allowed while all ethane should be supplied at the entrance of the reaction volume.

One well-known class of designs is called D-optimal, which is designed mainly for parametric models and is oriented to obtaining the best model parameter estimates.

The performance of our approach with respect to the ITF measure is slightly lower than L1-Optimal, which means that the output video is a little less stable.

Table 2 illustrates Corollary 2, showing the set of networks in which a certain parameter n is diversity-optimal, which means that the choice of n does not prevent the code to achieve full diversity.

Compared with results from DOPPS, control of hyperphosphatemia in our study is sub-optimal, which may be related to the following factors.

Women's and men's access to these services remains sub-optimal which has serious health consequences for all, but particularly for women and girls.