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For energy-constrained wireless networks, we performed constrained power optimization to minimize the transmission power while meeting a certain network performance constraint, such as in terms of the average outage probability for reliability-hinged networks or average capacity per user for bandwidth-hinged networks.

The streamline-based generalized travel time inversion was performed constrained to a detailed stratigraphic model in a reservoir 3D grid with more than one million cells.

We also performed constrained analyses forcing alternative positions of †Luisiellidae fam.

In ECLs 2 and 3, we observed that the residues D195, R216, E196 and K125 were in proximity and therefore performed constrained minimization to bring the pairs of residues together to form salt bridges.

For the latter, we performed constrained geometry optimizations using the B3LYP density functional with the 6-311G** 6-311G**t and an empirical dispersion correction (basis-D3/6-311G**), followed by an analogousetingle point candulanion with a largempiricalincludispersionse funcorrectionLYP-D3/6-311++G**).

A second ML analysis was performed constraining the woody species to be monophyletic specifying identical parameters in the RAxML software.

Results from this study are from the topology in Figure  4 and Additional file 4. Two alternative analyses were also performed constraining the monophyly of Olallamys-Dactylomys and Kannabateomys-Dactylomys.

We were also able to perform constrained random verification very easily and systematically.

Genetic algorithms (GAs) are used to perform constrained optimization of the system cost function subject to both active and non-active constraints.

where q=Q H y and v=Q H n. Figure 1 shows that the FSD performs constrained tree searching on (11), which consists of the full expansion (FE) and single expansion (SE) stages.

When performing constrained ordination it is important to limit the number of explanatory (environmental) variables to avoid exceeding the number of samples, otherwise the analysis becomes unconstrained and no different from indirect gradient analysis techniques such as DCA [52].