Instead of using traditional flow-based formulations, an agent-based integer linear formulation is proposed to represent boundedly rational decisions under strictly imposed capacity constraints, due to vehicle carrying capacity and station storage capacity.
Not until 1996 did the CIA announce, with little fanfare, that it had established an Entertainment Liaison Office, which would collaborate in a strictly advisory capacity with film-makers.
But if we lack a strictly biological capacity for collective behavior, perhaps we do possess a collective political intelligence that in certain situations, such as the demonstrations in Egypt, amounts to the same thing.
Aristotle had similarly argued that a life of pure contemplation is beyond our strictly human capacity; we can live in this way only to the extent that we have in us "something divine" [NE 10.7, 1177b].
Poorly planned houses, or the use of whalebone in a symbolic rather than strictly utilitarian capacity, may have resulted in higher maintenance costs, thereby shortening their anticipated use life.
[UPDATE, 2/19: Warren clarifies her role: she was acting in a strictly personal capacity as an advisor, and not on The Can Kicks Back's payroll. She was heretofore unaware that these emails were publicly accessible.].
Existing methods do not modify pixel values in the perceptual capacity strictly.
Table 6 provides the average SNR combinations and the respective calculated values of Probability of Nonzero (strictly positive) Secrecy Capacity.
Some of these impairments, like pathological hyperbolic fluctuations and deviations in values, might be classified as problems with decision-making capacity, strictly speaking; in particular, appreciation and reasoning (Charland 2002).
