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Distributed droop control enables a completely decentralized architecture but, the energy storage optimization becomes more difficult.

The parameter space is breaking up leading to a multi-manifold, and optimization becomes more difficult to conduct (cf. Section 3.3).

The Basic Safety Standards admit that optimization becomes more qualitative as the concept is applied to operations in existing facilities (IAEA, 1982), and although IAEA has recommended that risk/benefit considerations in setting intervention levels should be taken into account, no attempt at applying quantitative optimization has been made, nor is one recommended in accident situations.

The analysis and the optimization become more challenging when acoustics are to be coupled with piezoelectric-material-based devices.

Thereby, a more efficient inner optimization problem can be realized and thus, an automated solution of the outer optimization problem becomes more practicable.

In general terms, as more uncertain variables are considered, the optimization problem becomes more complex, which usually increases the time required to solve the problem.

In the case of fading, the optimization problem becomes more complicated, as we can no longer translate it to a distance problem.

However, when f d un, t 1 k ≠ f d un, t 2 k, the optimization problem becomes more interesting and the algorithm of [16] can not be applied here easily.

Finally, configurations based on sensorimotor data exhibit much less variability in the average macrostate size, indicating that the optimization process becomes more reliable when motor information is present.

He adds that the algorithm Auto-Optimization uses becomes more precise over time using sampling.

This method is useful for more complex constructions (see Section 6.2) where spectral optimization becomes a more multi-dimensional task.