Objective
An initiative to give recognition to the extraordinary effort done by theatre artists across the world and to appreciates those who have kept theatre alive in spite of all the obstacles they have faced during their journey to enter the world of theatre.
To recognize outstanding accomplishments of theatre professionals whose work has made a significant impact in Theatre.
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... Crowhurst generally covers two alternative objective functions for every suit combination in the catalog ... This means that an objective function to be maximised is specified ... For suit play purposes, this objective function (or goal) is usually taken to be the likelihood of making a specified minimum number of tricks ...
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