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We show that the controllers are capable to attenuate input disturbances.

The nonlinear fault-tolerant control system can be made solvable, causal, asymptotically stable, and attenuate input uncertainties in terms of the prescribed performance index.

For Lipschitz nonlinear descriptor systems with bounded input disturbances, by solving a Lyapunov equation, a robust state-space observer is proposed to simultaneously estimate descriptor system states, actuator faults, their finite times derivatives, and attenuate input disturbances in any desired accuracy.

Using the Bussgang theorem [16], a nonlinear output can be expressed as the sum of the useful attenuated input replica and an uncorrelated nonlinear distortion as [16] (3).

As depicted in Figure 1(b), one port of each resonator is connected to an attenuated input microwave line, whereas the remaining ports are connected to output lines containing microwave amplifiers.

The sketched measurement setup contains attenuated input lines (indicated by wiggly arrows), output lines including cryogenic and room temperature microwave amplifiers (triangular symbols), and possible measurement paths (blue dashed arrows).

Due to the nonlinear input-output characteristic of HPA, the output signal can be approximated as a sum of attenuated input replica and nonlinear noise as [24] ŝ ( t ) = α s ( or r ) s ( t ) + c s ( or r ) ( t ), where αs(or r), s(t), and cs(or r)(t), respectively, denote the attenuation constant, the transmitted signal, and the nonlinear noise due to HPA at source (s) or relay (r).

NBQX increased the mean response of mitral cells even though it decreases excitatory synaptic input from olfactory sensory neurons, indicating that the inhibition of AMPA/kainate receptors attenuates input from inhibitory interneurons more strongly than the excitatory input from olfactory sensory neurons.

Combined, these observations suggest that attenuated input from the OFC could play a role in reduced caudate recruitment in insomnia.

Seed-based functional connectivity analysis suggested that attenuated input from a projecting orbitofrontal area with reduced grey matter density contributes to altered caudate recruitment in patients with insomnia.

The present findings suggest that attenuated input from an area in the left mid-posterior OFC, where reduced grey matter was demonstrated, could contribute to altered caudate recruitment.