This paper presents a unique nested optimization framework for the co-design of a physical system (plant) and controller, which leverages optimal Design of Experiments (DoE) techniques for the plant optimization and extremum seeking for the control system optimization.
All pyrosequencing assays for repetitive elements included at least one primer in a unique sequence outside of the repeat and followed by a unique nested primer pair for some amplicons to ensure specific amplification.
Which brings to mind the question of whether or not Mr. Lambrecht's unique nest egg would have been worth more if he had sold most of the cars off when they were still relatively intact.
The outbreak isolates formed a unique cluster nested within the diversity of CG258, suggesting that cgMLST may be useful for short-term epidemiologic questions and outbreak investigation.
The two individuals (P18 and P20) were homozygous at this locus, with P18 having the same sequence as B. officinalis and P20 possessing a unique haplotype nested within the B. crispa cluster.
Nevertheless, the CRASH-2 trial represented a unique opportunity to nest an exploratory study collecting computed tomography data to evaluate the effect of tranexamic acid on outcomes in patients with traumatic brain injury.
The parent trial, through collection of prospective follow-up data on women with severe obstetric complications, provided a unique opportunity for nesting this research.
To confirm P. ovale subtyping, a nested PCR amplification plus sequencing targeting cytochrome (Cyt) b was performed (3 ) in 3 samples of each group, by using a unique second amplification (nested) reaction with primers Cyt b 2F and Cyt b 2R.
Nest building in birds involves a behavioral sequence (nest material collection and deposition in the nest) that offers a unique model for addressing how the brain sequences motor actions.
Each arrival created its particular havoc, devouring native vegetation or gobbling the eggs of ground-nesting birds, bringing a unique ecosystem to the doorsill of extinction.
This offers a unique opportunity to examine whether changes in nest design, accompanied by expansions into new habitats, facilitates diversification.
