Hence, the marking (state) of the net system becomes a vector of non-negative real numbers.
As a result, Real Time Location Systems have become a vector of attack for robots and autonomous systems, a situation which has not been studied well.
(Same goes for sadness: Hang with a Debbie Downer, and you likewise become a vector for gloom).
A vector-valued indicator function (delta xmid K)) of K at x is defined by delta xmid K)= textstylebegin{cases} 0in Y,& mbox{if } xin K; +infty_{C}, & mbox{if }xnotin K. end{cases} An important and special case in the theory of weak subgradients is the case that (F x)=delta xmid K)) becomes a vector-valued indicator function of K.
Crop plants can become an efficient vector of this element in the food chain.
Google hasn't officially weighed in on a potential timeline for breaking Now out of its strictly mobile confines, but as these notifications become more widespread, they become a better vector for the sorts of information Google Now is meant to highlight.
Thus, a more immunogenic BCG may become a useful vector for expressing antigens of other pathogens including HIV and Plasmodium species to produce strong cell-mediated responses, including CD4+ helper responses, as part of vaccination regimens against AIDS, malaria, and other infectious diseases.
Several Lyapunov functions arise naturally in multi-agent systems, where each agent can be associated with a generalized energy function which further becomes a component of a vector Lyapunov function.
As the model parameters are considered a priori independent, the joint posterior density of the parameter vector becomes (3)where σ 2 = (σ 1 2, …, σ p 2 ) is a vector of the marker variances.
"Symbolizing man's loss of control of the environment, water becomes a regulating vector replacing man's habitat following a hypothetical ice thaw," Ronsiaux continues.
