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Numerical calculations are conducted and promising results have shown potential of the proposed method in solving network design problem when compared to earlier studies.

Both numerical and experimental results reveal that T2SLS can give more efficient parameter estimates especially in small samples under the autocorrelation problem when compared to OLS and 2SLS.

The results show that the genetic relaxations provide efficient and effective solution methodologies for the problem, when compared to the pure artificial intelligence technique of genetic search.

This paper aims (i) to propose a numerical method able to handle the jump conditions in order to simulate the homogenized problem in the time domain, (ii) to inspect the validity of the homogenized problem when compared to the real one.

Against this background, jihadi terrorism might just be a smaller problem when compared to the looming danger of heightened religiosity of Muslims everywhere, irrespective of ethnic and geographical distinctions.

Females tended to find low literacy a problem when compared to males.

At an inch thick and 900 grams in weight it's too bulky to hold for extended periods of time, and while Microsoft has built Windows 8.1 from the ground up for touch screen use, there are still problems when compared to rivals' offerings.

The time-spectral method applied to the Euler and coupled aeroelastic equations theoretically offers significant computational savings for purely periodic problems when compared to standard time-implicit methods.

Results from this experiment show COMSOAL is a viable method to solve these resource allocation problems when compared to the results from several well-known resource allocation algorithms and to the optimal solutions.

The reported results reveal that BFOA is a versatile approach able to provide very competitive outcomes to face challenging real-world image registration problems when compared to the state-of-the-art evolutionary approaches in the field.

The end result would be a steep increase in food insecurity and hunger, in a nation that's already at or near the top of the charts for these problems when compared to other industrialized nations.