"admissible of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
A better option would be "admissible for" or "admissible in." For example: - The evidence was admissible for the trial. - The student's behavior was not admissible in the school's code of conduct.
Following this, the results are extended to singular stochastic dissipative finite-time admissible of SMJS with time-varying transition rates.
By utilizing Lyapunov function approach, a sufficient condition for the admissible of the residual system is obtained in the form of linear matrix inequality (LMI).
Then state feedback controllers are designed to ensure the singular stochastic finite-time admissible and the singular stochastic dissipative finite-time admissible of the underlying closed-loop SMJS in the forms of strict linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).
To strengthen the interpretation of theoretical terms is to further constrain the range of admissible interpretations of L V-o,V-t).
The partial character of interpretation is retained in the present account since there is a range of admissible interpretations of the complete language L V-o,V-t).
Denote by A w ( X w ) the family of admissible subsets of X w.
Figures2 and11 illustrate that the region of admissible values of γ shrinks as nonlinearity increases.
Denote by A ω ( X ω ) the family of admissible subsets of X ω.
The class of admissible subsets of denoted by defines a convexity structure on.
If the domain of admissible profiles of individual judgment sets is restricted to those satisfying specific 'cohesion' conditions, propositionwise majority voting produces consistent collective judgments.
A′ Move the COG of the robot inside of the admissible region of COG while standing on four legs.
