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Over the past three years, his absence from the pop troposphere — a void interrupted only by the occasional collaboration, Tumblr post or paparazzi shot — has felt like a position statement against celebrity culture, while simultaneously guaranteeing that Mr. Ocean's fame, turbo-boosted by fervent curiosity, would grow even wider.

A popular solution in this context is the use of a software escrow, which keeps your software's source code in safe hands to make sure that none of the individual distributors can obtain it without authorization, while simultaneously guaranteeing the distributors that the source code is obtainable in case you decide to end your support of the software.

We combine the above algorithms with distributed routing structures to architect a P2P system that supports efficient range queries, while simultaneously guaranteeing storage balance.

SORTAH minimizes the overall congestion effects of a transit network and leads to a better performing solution than that of a user equilibrium model, while simultaneously guaranteeing superior fairness compared to the pure system optimal model.

The challenge in real-time system design then, is to develop techniques that efficiently meet the requirements of impreciseness, while simultaneously guaranteeing safety.

It is shown that the resulting MPC scheme can indeed optimize batch reactor recipes while simultaneously guaranteeing the enforcement of constraints, both for nominal operation as well as for failure situations.

Numerical examples show that by appropriately choosing ARQ parameters, the proposed AC policy can achieve a significant performance gain in terms of reduced outage probability and increased system throughput, while simultaneously guaranteeing all the QoS requirements.

ARROW avoids local planarization, while simultaneously guaranteeing message delivery in non-planar networks without requiring sensors to keep any topological data in their memories.

The Directive ultimately establishes a light framework designed to guarantee easy access by operators to telecommunications markets while allowing governments to guarantee that essential services are offered.

This guarantees that best compromises are found between the process-relevant objectives, like cost and quality criteria, while simultaneously quantifying the trade-off between those objectives and their prediction errors.

"I can't guarantee that".