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The methodology described in this article accommodates the uncertainty in the "true" underlying titer by embedding a data augmentation step within the estimating routine.
Accordingly, the perspective on phenomenology drawn in this article will accommodate both traditions.
Based on the design theory of the cone-derived waverider, a novel design approach of the hypersonic gliding vehicle was proposed in this article, which is accommodated in a wide speed range.
The simulation study has produced promising results regarding the capability of the proposed link and routing layer solutions to (a) support the virtualization concepts described in this article, and (b) accommodate applications with diverse communication requirements in terms of delay and trust.
This article presents methods designed to accommodate dependent errors.
Therefore, in this article, a new analytical model is proposed which accommodates both these modifications and has a simple closed-form solution.
This article develops an adaptive fuzzy control method for accommodating actuator faults in a class of unknown nonlinear systems with unmeasured states.
To accommodate the challenge of grid authentication, this article aims at designing a secure and efficient method for grid authentication by employing identity-based cryptography (IBC).
This article introduces a new extension to the Random Particle Mesh (RPM) method, which accommodates in-depth studies of the impact of cyclostationary wake characteristics on the broadband noise in the fan stage.
The purpose of this article is to determine what legal design opportunities exist to accommodate legally disruptive experiments that are concerned with technological and/or governance innovation towards enhanced sustainability, with a smart energy system focus of application.
(Note that while new smartphones now accommodate shutter speed technology, which is amazing, this article speaks to using a DSLR camera, which has control of ISO, shutter speed (including bulb), and aperture settings).
