This paper provides a spectrum of chance-constrained programming as well as chance-constrained multiobjective programming and chance-constrained goal programming with fuzzy rather than crisp decisions, which will seek a fuzzy set from the given reference collection as an optimal solution.
There's no shame in drinking at the lower end of Burgundy's price spectrum because, chances are, you'll get your money's worth especially with reputable producers like the above-mentioned Roulot.
People have a spectrum of choices.
On the streets of Seoul, "the people are sovereign!" signs signaled that, for the first time in South Korea's sixty-nine-year history, a broad spectrum of society had the chance to steer the country's course in a nonviolent, public forum.
Several DST showed a very broad spectrum of resistance without a chance of cure for any available drug regimen at that time.
About one in 100 people are on the autism spectrum, so the chances are that some of your students have been, or will be, diagnosed as autistic.
Besides, with increased marker density as well as allele frequency spectrum, the chance of having higher LD among markers and QTL increases.
Although infants across this entire age spectrum were recruited, numbers at the upper end of this range were less than had been desired, reflecting the visit and illness spectrum of this group and also chance (Tables 4 and 5).
Spain is readying for one of its most tightly contested national elections in decades, with the result too close to call and at least five parties from across the political spectrum with a chance of being in government.
Moving the clock forward to this year, thousands of the nation's doctors from all across the country engaged in the full spectrum of clinical practice have had the chance to digest the content of ObamaCare and to see the early impact of the law.
It's fun to have a broader spectrum of friends". Past Junior Olympics have meant a chance to mesh together prior to fall night league games and the winter high school schedule.
