We study the problem of optimal flexibility capacity portfolio selection by introducing a new notion of submodularity for correspondences, which extends the classical notion of submodular functions.
Molecular dynamics (MD) offers a solution to the problem of structural flexibility.
Some governors, noted Mr. Bartlett, the Bush spokesman, have attributed the problem to a lack of flexibility in federal regulations.
Robert G. Bea, a professor of engineering at the University of California, Berkeley, said the problem with that lack of flexibility was that "the data is not stable".
Its excellent 5X zoom lens goes from fairly wide to mini-telephoto, but it's not removable, which minimizes the dust problem at the expense of flexibility.
This problem encompasses various types of flexibility aspects pertaining to part selection and operation assignments along with constraints ranging from simple algebraic to potentially very complex conditional constraints.
Other problems identified including poor organizational communication, cross functional political problems, unclear expectations, lack of flexibility, keeping contracts short, and taking a tactical rather than a strategic approach to outsourcing activities.
Ultimately, precise control of metabolic systems has the potential to enable a host of new metabolic engineering and synthetic biology applications for any problem where flexibility of response to an external signal could be useful.
Among the lessons we highlight are the importance of carefully considering the minimum viable prototype to build for deployment, the value of remote monitoring to catch problems, and the importance of flexibility and robustness in deployed systems to cope with unexpected issues in the home environment.
Also, the results of this studies show that stroke patients who exhibit problem with the flexibility of attention during the walk will be more focused not only on the obstacles in the environment in which they move but also on the accuracy of the speed and maintenance of the balance (Table 3(a)).
There is also a risk that intersectoral collaboration for solving health problems will decline, depriving programmes of flexibility and capacity to innovate.
