In fact, some recent work has shown that optimality conditions of some vector optimization problems can be characterized by vector variational inequalities.
However, there are general agreements that insightful problem solving can be characterized by four salient features as follows: Mental impasse: There is a high probability that the problem solver experiences an impasse in the process of solving the problem, wherein the solver is mentally stuck on an unsuitable construct of the problem and fails to progress further [11].
The following theorem shows that the Levitin-Polyak well-posedness of problem (GSIMP) can be characterized by considering the non-compactness of approximate solution set.
For many design problems, the target population can be characterized by overall demographic information, such as the gender ratio, age distribution, nationality, and ethnicity.
Depression, which is the most common form of emotional problems experienced during adolescence, can be characterized by feelings of sadness, anxiety, fear, guilt, anger, contempt and confused thinking [ 2].
The development of Attention Problems from age 6 to 12 years can be characterized by stable low, low-increasing, and high-decreasing developmental trajectories.
The MND domain can be characterized by bulbar problems such as swallowing or speech difficulties [ 42, 76], although limb weakness associated with fasciculations in the weak limb is also common.
While there is usually no problem with the spatial component, the genetic component can be characterized by various aspects affecting the measurement of difference between the genotypes of individuals.
Besides broken-ice fields, numerous other problems in the field of quasi-static granular flows can be characterized by this type of rheological behavior.
