Sentence examples for whose feasibility from inspiring English sources
Recently, Büsing et al. [5,6] addressed the robust knapsack problem within the so-called recoverable robustness context in which one is required to produce a solution that is not necessarily feasible under uncertainty, but whose feasibility can be recovered by means of some legal moves.
His advisers constructed strategies whose feasibility never got tested by those who knew Vietnam first hand.
Had the CIA abducted Bin Laden from Afghanistan in the late 1990s (a course whose feasibility the agency investigated), some great crimes might have been averted.
Finally a systematic method to design the heat transfer in SCV was given, whose feasibility was confirmed by a practical case study of a SCV in service.
The conceived structure is developed to support 1.5 GHz bandwidth and dual-task missions, whose feasibility is verified by proper link budgets.
Furthermore, all stabilization conditions are expressed in the forms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs), whose feasibility can be easily checked by using the LMI Toolbox.
Two of these case studies, namely the refrigeration plant and the combined cycle power plant, are actual systems designed and commissioned by prominent Indian companies, while the third is a novel desiccant-based air-conditioning system whose technoeconomic feasibility was being investigated.
if a knapsack's capacity is violated then there exists a single item that is assigned to the knapsack whose removal ensures feasibility.
cost of solution is (1−ε) OPT. each item k assigned to a knapsack i satisfies s k ≤c i, and if a knapsack's capacity is violated then there exists a single item that is assigned to the knapsack whose removal ensures feasibility.
Consequently, we designed a multicentre phase II feasibility study whose primary aim was to evaluate activity and tolerability of the GEMOX regimen as second-line chemotherapy in gemcitabine-refractory advanced and metastatic pancreatic cancer.
A set of links is called feasible if there exists at least one set of targets whose related powers meet the feasibility conditions.
