Well-known in the literature as an NP-hard combinatorial optimization problem, this problem requires the recourse to heuristic methods, which can practically lead to good feasible solutions, not necessarily optimal, the objective being rather to reduce the convergence time toward these solutions.
The time has not come yet to talk about Geneva 3, or any transitional political process in Syria that would practically lead to removing the Assad obstacle.
This will logically and practically lead to facilitating the negotiations over the future of much of the settlements along the 1967 borders as well as addressing important aspects of Israel's national security concerns, which Netanyahu links to the final contours of the borders.
The Syrian government has made major gains against the opposition in recent weeks, including breaking the four-year-long siege of the Shiite-populated towns of Nubl and Al-Zahra, which could practically lead to the completion of Aleppo's siege and its fall from the opposition's control.
Practically overnight, all 50 of them agreed to conduct a joint investigation into the bank practices that led to the scandal.
The mere suggestion that Israel would have to make concessions for peace led to practically universal calls from Republicans that Obama had "thrown Israel under the bus".
Further ripening through days two to four led to practically a complete disappearance of Mc-FCC-62.
However, in our case both procedures led to practically the same results, because the proportion of differentially expressed genes is higher in the coherent set; we report the results from the BH.
Furthermore, reassortment between the two influenza B lineages has led to practically all B/Victoria-lineage viruses containing a B/Yamagata-lineage neuraminidase which may also provide some cross protection [ 13, 38].
The major reason for this low yield in small joints was the difficulty in obtaining appropriate vision within the joint, which led to a practically blind biopsy in many cases.
