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To complete the network design methodology, a stochastic optimization method, simulated annealing, is employed in the algorithm to select optimally the stations.
Moreover, it is important to select optimally sized HMS components to ensure that all load demands are met at the minimum energy cost and high reliability.
The variability is also apparent in the few experiments in which the efficacies of different preparations have been compared quantitatively in animal models.24 Use of biomarkers such as expression of the inflammation-modulating protein TSG-6 may help select optimally effective preparations for some disease targets,24 but the development of biomarkers for MSCs is still in its infancy.
Our objective in the CHT boundary control problem is to select optimally the fluid inflow profile that minimizes an objective function that involves the sum of the mismatch between the temperature distribution in the fluid system and a prescribed temperature profile and the cost of the control.
To minimize this adverse effect, sponge strength and profile need to be selected optimally.
The fin type and fin geometry were selected optimally from a customized fin database.
The line is selected optimally in the sense of IAE criterion, considering constraint of the payload acceleration.
The pressure ratio and the available heat exchanger area allocation are selected optimally so that system performance is maximized.
The numerical optimization was subjected to fixed system heat transfer surface, and the relative sizes of condenser and evaporator were selected optimally via parametric sweeps.
In this paper, we first design a trackability measure to quantitatively evaluate the effectiveness of object tracking so that camera handoff can be triggered timely and the camera to which the object of interest is transferred can be selected optimally.
Parameters of the lines are selected optimally in the sense of two criteria, i.e. integral absolute error (IAE) and integral of the time multiplied by the absolute error (ITAE).
