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We will also prove that under WUFBC, successive iterations strictly improves the schedule unless it is optimal.

From Theorems 2.9 and 2.14, we obtain the following result which strictly improves the main result in [13], because as mentioned in the introduction and proved in [21], there exists a compact set (Ciesielski-Pol's compact), such that, but cannot be continuously embedded in for any set.

Recently, decision tree-based algorithms have strictly improved and become sophisticated in combination with other methods such as boosting [27] or logistic regression [48].

At any moment a player discovers a coalition that can strictly improve its income, it will leave the current coalition and participate in the new one.

We investigate and characterize necessary and sufficient conditions under which interference cancellation (IC) at either primary or secondary users can strictly improve the performance of the achievable rates.

For graph coloring and the minimum graph bisection problem, partial neighborhoods can be used to focus search on those moves that are capable of producing a solution with a strictly improving objective function value.

Note also that, for the 15 scenarios in which all bounds are strictly improved, the estimates in Figure 8 are guaranteed to hold also when considering larger initial bounds for the unknown parameters.

A state feedback switching control strategy is strictly consistent whenever it improves performance compared to the ones of all isolated subsystems.

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In our tests, we have scaled down the duration of a complete bus trip to a few minutes, and made it strictly periodic, to improve the readability of the obtained results.

In this regard, co-expression of IL-1Ra and VEGF improves human islet survival, which is strictly dependent upon adequate revascularization [119].