The reference output is given by a continuous transfer function to evaluate the continuous tracking error of all the possible discrete models.
The cerebellum continuously receives input from the trunk, limbs, eyes, ears, and vestibular apparatus, maintaining in turn a continuous transfer of information to the motor parts of the thalamus and to the cerebral cortex.
Instead, develop a culture that values the effective and continuous transfer of knowledge so the loss of one employee doesn't bring your company to a standstill.
The core feature of CEST is the continuous transfer of excited 1H protons, leading to a buildup of saturation in water.
The proton conduction ability of pristine alginate is low due to the absence of continuous transfer pathways and the weak conducting ability of the polymer [6 9].
Over the years there has been a continuous transfer of ideas and phenomena from atomic solids to their man-made electromagnetic (EM) counterparts, i.e., photonic crystals and metamaterials.
We show that large random networks of variables coupled through continuous transfer functions often fail to exhibit the complex dynamics of corresponding Boolean models in the disordered (chaotic) regime, even when each individual function appears to be a good candidate for Boolean idealization.
Additionally, with the continuous transfers in and out of players, the team is constantly changing (hopefully for the better, though this hasn't seemed to be the case for Liverpool over the last five years), meaning there is always something to be passionate about as a fan.
Fifteen chromium resistance and tannic acid degrading fungal strains were isolated from the tannery effluent samples by continuous transfer on minimum salt medium amended with 50 ppm filter sterilized K2Cr2O7 as Cr VI) and 0.1% tannic acid as the sole carbon source.
Data storage actually means the continuous transfer of data between users, with no regard for Westphalian borders.
