where θ is a transcendental or an algebraic numbers of suitable degree to guarantee the full diversity of the rotation [20].
Some applications have hard real-time requirements on the communication, e.g., those involved in automatic control loops, and may hence need wired connectivity or wireless solutions that offer certain degrees of guarantees such as IEEE 802.15.4 with WiressHART [37].
The objective of this work is to design stable adaptive fuzzy controllers which can provide high degree of automation, guarantee asymptotic stability and also achieve satisfactory transient performance by simultaneous adaptations of both the fuzzy controller structure and its free parameters.
In addition, we demonstrated the linearity and repeatability of the measurements in samples of the apheresis product in which the leukocyte count was often found to exceed the degree of linearity guaranteed by the manufacturer of the Sysmex XE-2100 analyser (guaranteed for 0.00 100.0 × 10 WBC/mL).
"Bahrain has few external security options other than relying on some degree of U.S. security guarantee," said a study by the research service released last month.
Multicenter studies require a high degree of standardization to guarantee the demanded quality standard.
Lloyd refused to answer, citing the fact that public service legislation provides a "high degree of confidentiality" and guarantees the "non-disclosure of any protected information", including the identity of those under investigation.
Starting from a base design in QFT with two degrees of freedom, the first AW approach introduces a third degree of freedom that guarantees the stability of the system, allowing for base designs for high performance.
Developed by Zimmermann (1978), max min operator tool can be utilized to maximize the least satisfied degree of satisfaction by guaranteeing that all λ o will be satisfied to at least the value of λ.
UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tweeted: "I sympathise a great deal with the brave pro-democracy demonstrators taking to the streets of Hong Kong". Hong Kong was a British colony until 1997, when it was handed back to China under an agreement which allowed the territory a degree of autonomy and guaranteed certain basic freedoms, including the right to peaceful protest.
Under the 1984 Sino-British joint declaration, Hong Kong was promised a high degree of autonomy and guaranteed that its way of life would be preserved for 50 years after the handover – a concept known as "One Country, Two Systems".
