Neither of these methods adequately addresses the sparseness and non-contiguous nature of target regions, an inherent limitation of TR data that restricts practical prediction to be made at the region level.
This condition restricts practical applications of UIOs for fault detection and isolation (FDI).
The stiffness of the discretized forcing terms in LBE for non-ideal gases is known to trigger severe numerical instability and restrict practical application of the LBE method.
Inadequate hydroxide conductivity of anion exchange membrane (AEM) is one of the obstacles restricting practical application of anion exchange membrane fuel cell.
However, the relatively large dielectric insertion loss, soft mode effect, and limited figure of merit at high-frequency microwave regions still restrict practical applications in tunable microwave elements.
Therefore, in analogy to the terminology of practical identifiability[ 6], we would suggest to term observability for a given data set, i.e. a restricted prediction confidence interval, as practical observability.
The procedure of milking sows in order to obtain samples is difficult and severely restricted by practical circumstances, but an absolutely needed prerequisite to obtain reliable results.
This study, in countries where a total of over one million people require palliative care, was restricted for practical reasons to only three site visits of one week each.
Moreover, the dimension of fingerprint should be restricted, for practical pattern matching type position estimation algorithms (the dimension of a fingerprint is the number of (AP identification and RSSI value) pairs, as shown in Figure 7).
However, low charging efficiency as well as low power conversion efficiency have restricted its practical application for powering traditional electronics.
Until now, the slow through-put of some existing assembly methods has significantly restricted the practical application of these thin, multilayered conductive films.
