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This problem can be handled by estimating the compositions from readily available online temperature measurements using a state estimator.

The latter problem can be handled by adjusting the constraint γ xy by the time difference of the states.

Consequently, the bipolar max-(T_{L}) equation constrained nonlinear optimization problem can be handled by those traditional techniques developed for solving 0-1 mintegerteger optimization problems.

This problem can be handled by searching for optimal built-up section designs, which can be manufactured by cutting the plates to the determined dimensions and welding them to each other so as to form the optimized shape.

Once we obtain a convex problem for R s,n and since the optimization problem of R p,n is convex, the global problem can be handled by alternating optimization method [38].

That is, W is saturated faster than R, G, and B since W absorbs more light compared to R,G, and B. In the RGBW CFA, the saturation problem can be handled by using the HDR reconstruction scheme that combines W with luminance of RGB.

While both new problems can be handled by the existing convex optimization tools, e.g., CVX[20], we specifically design a multi-level water-filling (MLWF) algorithm to solve the upper bound problem that can further reduce the computational complexity.

The above mentioned problems can be handled by more sophisticated network analyses [ 52].

Based on Lyapunov approach, sufficient criteria on the stochastic H∞ finite-time stabilization are established for the solvability of the problem, which can be handled by a feasibility problem in the form of linear matrix inequalities with a fixed parameter.

In extreme cases, policy problem definitions may even contradict the nature of the policy problem, such as when political actors define PI as a policy problem that can be handled by a single sector because they want to prevent the involvement of other sectors with competing interests.

An integer linear programming model was proposed by Önal and Briers [2] for this reserve selection problem, but the size of the problems which can be handled by this model is limited: several hours of computation are required for solving instances with hundred of cells and hundred of species.