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The chapter ends with defining a path for the contributions presented in this manuscript.
Assuming that a trajectory generation algorithm defining a path to be tracked by the descent vehicle is available, in this paper the problem of designing suitable trajectory tracking control laws is considered and two different design approaches are developed and compared in a simulation study.
The key marker genes selected for defining a path's distance may be previously known genes (e.g. genes known to be involved in a differentiation process) or differentially expressed genes.
While conversations will focus on many issues surrounding the rapid urbanization of our planet, none are as important as clearly defining a path that will lead us closer to a sustainable and equitable urban future.
The final session focused on defining a path forward, including integration of the obesogen/metabolic disruptor hypothesis into mainstream science.
And it will help define a path to our future, because the West is where we belong".
PAGE 6 MISSIONS OVER PROFITS A new style of "hybrid" technology organization is trying to define a path between the nonprofit world and traditional commercial ventures.
Now a new style of "hybrid" technology organization is emerging that is trying to define a path between the nonprofit world and traditional for-profit ventures.
"By announcing a provisional target, contingent on the support of Congress, the president has defined a path to an international agreement that challenges the developed and developing nations to fulfill their obligations," he said.
We should now define a path toward eventual legalization and citizenship for current illegal immigrants while sending a strong message to potential immigrants: new illegal immigrants will not find work here.
These governments should provide information about the resources that may be needed to address the serious psychological problems these children may suffer and define a path to legal relinquishment if parents find they are unable to cope.
