Collected opinions support the premise that dynamic motions of floors can be controlled in desired ways using practical engineering design methods.
However, the performance of current phase-based optimization method is more sensitive to the extent of defocusing which may not be controlled precisely in practical situations [21].
It is well known that in many practical applications, chaos is undesirable and needs to be controlled.
It has the potential to be applied in practical blast control and gas and hydraulic fracturing engineering.
Up-to-date training material on food safety, water quality (potable, recreational), water and food sampling, Legionnaires' disease prevention, vessel sanitation, waste management, and vector control was prepared to be used in practical and theoretical training programs of PDPH officers.
This means that, although the model was force-controlled for practical reasons, there was, in our standard experimental regime, an almost instantaneous fluid displacement in the tissue under the piston, and no lasting pressure was created above the plateau level of about 300 mmHg.
As a result, it seems reasonable to propose that the use of the monomer feedrate to control the PSD and the reactor temperature to control the MWD are appropriate in practical situations.
A major sponsor, or a significant shareholder, can be in practical control of a club.
The main objective of this work is showing how numerical simulation and optimal control theory can be useful tools in practical ecological engineering.
Model predictive control (MPC) has been attractive in practical designs due to the inherent manner in which both control and state constraints can be incorporated.
