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The core of the approach is to directly identify parameters of the observer-based residual generator based on a numerically reliable data equation obtained by filtering and sampling the input and output signals.

To cope with this assumptions a gain-scheduling design is presented that is based on a numerically computed linearization.

This approach is based on a new numerically stable algorithm to compute least order rational null space bases of rational matrices.

Our approach is based on a flexible but numerically cheap likelihood-based model that could in principle be applied to other integer data where the hypothesis of PA is of interest.

The design of this new system was based on a series of numerically based guidelines (previously developed by using a validated CFD model of the process) and involved not only the design of individual clamshells and trays, but also the overall circulation of the airflow across the palletized structure.

(5) and (6), are solved numerically based on a staggered-grid FDM with fourth-order accuracy in space and second-order accuracy in time (e.g., Levander 1988).

The proposed model is solved numerically based on a finite volume method and validated with experimental data.

As evidence of the community's health, Honestly points to recent statistics: Over the last six months, the review distribution— which is numerically based on a 5-star rating system, with 5 being the top score— shows that 61% of ratings feature a 5 star rating and only 2% of ratings showcase the dreaded 1 star review.

In this paper, we studied the diffusion-induced stresses numerically based on a realistic morphology of reconstructed particles during the lithium ion intercalation process.

In this paper, fracture phenomena and fracture mechanisms in the Taylor test are investigated numerically based on a recently developed ductile fracture locus with the cut-off value for the negative stress triaxiality at −1/3.

In comparison with the device based on a single-ring resonator, we numerically demonstrate that the pump threshold can be dramatically reduced by introducing an auxiliary ring resonator to compensate the phase mismatch between the pump and the generated comb components.