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But, they say, the effectiveness of the flu shots, which are reformulated every year in an attempt to match the strains most likely to be circulating that season, varies depending on the population being inoculated and the year.

Meanwhile, for the compressible hyperelastic models which are reformulated into deviatoric and hydrostatic parts, only quasi modes can propagate, with abnormal ray directions that can be observed for longitudinal waves.

We propose a new mixed-integer/disjunctive programming model which is reformulated as a mixed-integer linear program.

In this paper, we consider the combined road toll pricing and capacity expansion problem, which is reformulated as a bi-level programming problem [17].

The former gives rise to a nonlinear programming problem with complementarity constraints (NPCC), which is reformulated as a mixed integer linear program, thereby the global optimal solution can be found with moderate computational effort.

Generally, a forward model is established to map the intra-voxel fiber architecture onto the observable diffusion signals, which is reformulated in this article by adopting a measure-theoretic approach.

We conclude that in an applied research project, it is crucial to place focus on the final phases in which results are reformulated into practical tools to match target groups, and resulting tools are distributed through targeted events and publications.

In addition, we have learned that focus on the final phase of the research project, in which results are reformulated to match target groups and distributed through targeted events, is crucial to make an impact.

To do so, we consider a Particle-in-Cell based method, for which the characteristics are reformulated by means of the two-scale formalism, which is well-adapted to handle highly-oscillatory equations.

The column-and-constraint generation (C&CG) is adopted to solve the proposed integrated robust model, in which nonlinear natural gas network constraints are reformulated via a set of linear constraints.

They are reformulated algebraically as linear matrix inequalities, which provides an effective way to calculate feedback gains answering the problem.