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Unlike conventional robust model predictive control (MPC), the proposed method enables the controller design to bear more degrees of tuning so that improved tracking control can be acquired, which is very important since uncertainties exist inevitably in practice and cause model/plant mismatches.

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Thus, the length of each stripe is acquired, which is the nominal thickness of the gauge block.

Upon repeated administration of the paired CS-UCS, a fear response is acquired, which is expressed as freezing in response to presentation of the CS-only.

It is observed that the variation trend of the performance both for the ORC and MVC is similar, and the maximum values of the freshwater production and gained output ratio (GOR) are acquired, which are very close for all types of the prescribed working fluid, with mw = 1.09 kgs-1 and GOR = 3.15 for the case of R245fa.

During the other measurements, only four slices were acquired, which was sufficient to guide spectroscopy.

The liver was cut into slices and planar images were acquired, which were registered to the SPECT image.

Trees were constructed in an ad hoc manner as data were acquired, which was not real time because of slow turnaround times.

For documentation of the lesion extend, a bitewing X-ray of the post-excavation impression was acquired, which was used for qualitative validation of the lesion size.

The epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) is the cellular and molecular process through which cell-to-cell interactions and apico-basal polarity are lost and a mesenchymal phenotype is acquired, which are required for cell motility and basement membrane invasion during metastasis [ 5, 6].

A gradient-echo (GRE) sequence is also acquired, which is particularly useful if a vascular lesion or giant-cell tumour of the tendon sheath is suspected.