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A well known formulation of this problem is the mixed integer linear program.

In the present paper, we present efficient Benders decomposition algorithms based on a well known formulation to tackle the UMAHLP.

14, p. 333), and the Aristotelian principle that everything which is, when it is, necessarily is (the well known formulation of the diachronic contingence), applies also to what will be and has been (ibid., p. 334).

The method can be implemented by both the approximate continuum approach, which is very simple since it is based on a well known formulation and, also, by the stiffness matrix method using a commercial software of structural analysis.

Also the studies on antioxidant activity of the well known Ayurvedic formulation, Triphala, a mixture of these fruits, should be carried out and that is in progress.

It is well known that Burton Miller formulation can overcome the problems of non-unique solutions of exterior problems at the fictitious frequencies of the corresponding interior problems.

The method uses the multi resolution decomposition capability of wavelets to obtain corresponding scale specific features of the underlying generating system and the reconstruction of the given time series is accomplished by linking together the derived decompositions using second order Volterra kernels which are estimated in an on-line mode using the well known Kalman filter formulation.

It is well known that different fluoride formulations lead to different salivary fluoride concentrations after tooth brushing [ 21].

It is well known that the MIP formulations for optimization problems with tree topology provide stronger lower bounds when defined on directed graphs (see, e.g., [9,17,36]).

Several types of formulations are developed utilizing the standard formulations of well known TSP (Traveling Salesman Problem) and VRP (Vehicle Routing Problem).

It is well known that, under a linear formulation, the causal network N is in general unidentifiable (Pearl, 2009).