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Among the four MPL thicknesses studied, the 50 μm-thick MPL provides an optimized trade-off between the hydration of the membrane and the liquid water content in the fibrous substrate.

The human brain organization of cortical networks has optimized trade-off architecture for the economical minimization of connection distance and maximizing valuable topological properties; however, whether this network configuration is disrupted in chronic migraine remains unknown.

We address these challenges through novel system-level design optimizations that are targeted to resource constrained mobile devices and provide optimized trade-offs among energy consumption, real-time performance, and tracking accuracy.

Heuristically Optimized Trade-offs: A New Paradigm for Power Laws in the Internet.

Having insight into optimized trade-offs between energy production, capital investment and operational costs would be valuable to OWFs designers.

Fabrikant, E. Koutsoupias, C.H. Papadimitriou, Heuristically optimized trade-offs: A new paradigm for power laws in the internet ICALP 2002, in: LNCS, vol. 2380, pp. 110-122], FabriKoutsoupiasoupiandand Papadimitriou propose a new 'paradigm' for explaining power laws, based on trade-offs between competing objectives.

In addition, to address multiple optimality goals that may conflict and cannot be optimized simultaneously, multi-objective optimization and trade-off analysis approaches have been recently developed [ 24- 26].

Then, a factor that causes the numerical difficulties is optimized by quantifying trade-off between the state constraints violation and computational demanding.

It runs algorithms optimized to make a trade-off between computational complexity, rate reduction and high selection efficiency.

In order to achieve greater diversity in clockwise bias while keeping adaptation time low, the optimized population for this trade-off had increased intrinsic noise, which diversified protein ratios and disrupted the inverse correlation between clockwise bias and adaptation time.

The two spatially implicit metapopulation models show that the optimal management is a trade-off, benefits often being optimized for intermediate surfaces of exploitation.