The usage of JFK is illustrated with an example, namely the ranking of swimmers.
The method is illustrated using a real industrial example, namely, the development of a product that facilitates intra-operative MRI.
We illustrate our reduced order observer construction for nonlinear systems with a physical example, namely a nonlinear pendulum without friction.
In this paper we focus on the evolution and development of one specific example, namely Accimaps and their use for accident analysis.
This work shows by an example, namely an oil tank warning system, how ladder diagram programs, can be successfully modelled using variants of the X-machine model.
The general approach is outlined and applied to a specific example, namely the quantum statistical fluctuations of ultra-short optical pulses in χ(2 parametric waveguides.
Let us start with an example, namely the following bi-dimensional system with white noise input: { d v ϵ = 1 ϵ ( − l v ϵ + w ϵ v ϵ ) d t + σ ϵ d B ( t ), d w ϵ = ( − κ w ϵ + ( v ϵ ) 2 ) d t, (11).
VISION is mainly thought for video and image source identification applications; as a consequence, we organized the data collected from each device into two folders, (see Fig. 1 for an example), namely: Fig. 1 VISION folder organization Images: containing native and social exchanged images.
Using the latter as an example, namely, (uin C^2(D cap C overline{D})), (Luge 0) in D, and (text {supp},nu (x,cdot )subset overline{D}-x) for each (xin D), where D is open and bounded but not necessarily connected, then the following conclusions holds: 1.
Numerical approximations have been performed to obtain the convergence order for the advection scalar problem whereas we treat a nonlinear vectorial example, namely the Euler system, to show the capacity of the new MUSCL technique to deal with more complex situations.
