A vehicle model is constructed for application of optimal algorithms, and power management problem is reformulated in accordance with Actor-Critic method.
All of these results suggest that our manufactured 3D printed porous scaffold would be a useful construct for application to the bone tissue engineering field.
Several checklists were tested (e.g., Philips et al. [12]) but, for the study question here, the Pediatric Quality Appraisal Questionnaire (PQAQ) was considered to be the most appropriate checklist for quality assessment, as it was developed from the established appraisal checklists and specially constructed for application in assessing the quality of measures for the pediatric population [13].
A pulsed slow-positron beam has been constructed for applications to polymer films.
A multichannel ellipsometer in the dual rotating-compensator configuration has been designed and constructed for applications in real time Mueller matrix ellipsometry (approx. 2 5 eV) of anisotropic surfaces and films.
Basically, if there are uncertainties in parameterization, which is a very common drawback from fabrication dispersion of components for devices constructed for applications, a robust regulator or controller, in general, has to be able to stabilise all the particular elements of the whole series within some error margin, not just the theoretically nominal one.
Dimeric or trimeric pRNA have been demonstrated as the building blocks in pRNA hexamer assembly,(36) and can be constructed for applications in nanotechnology.
In this scheme, the paths are constructed for an application based on its task-graph at the design time.
A full-scale CKFC system was constructed for actual application in a rural house and its thermal performance was measured.
A dedicated real-time data acquisition system based on a microcontroller and portable computer have been designed and constructed for this application.
A Kleppa type microcalorimeter was designed and constructed for the application to measure the thermal change in a reaction tube at T>1300 K.
