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A number of design questions for building cognitive robots are derived from comparison with biological systems and discussed in the paper.
Interesting structural considerations can be derived from comparison of the topologies and structural forms of regulators obtained by pole-placement design, the GTDOF scheme and the MPC.
Interesting structural considerations can be derived from comparison of the topologies and forms of regulators obtained by the pole-placement design, the GTDOF control and the MPC.
The chronology relies on several 14C determinations as well as on estimated ages of pollen-stratigraphical and sea-level event tie-points derived from comparison with high-resolution marine records, speleothemes and ice cores.
Although it was recognized from the onset of AVT-136 activities that reliance on flight research data yet to be collected posed a significant risk, the group concluded the substantial benefit to be derived from comparison of computational simulations with flight data warranted pursuit of such a program of work.
A lava flow volume of approximately 45 × 106 m3 was derived from comparison of pre- and post- eruption DEMs (Bagnardi et al. 2016; Richter et al. 2016).
These insights are derived from comparisons conditioned on different topological features, such as portions of the flame front with a spherical/cylindrical shape, the leading edge of the flame, and portions of the flame front with low mean curvature.
Figure 9a shows the offshore VRO VRC diagram derived from comparisons of the offshore waveforms at (t=5) min.
Furthermore, we investigated the correlations between offshore indices, derived from comparisons of offshore tsunami waveforms, and coastal indices, calculated from comparisons of maximum coastal tsunami height distributions.
Evolutionary relationships among organisms are commonly described by using a hierarchy derived from comparisons of rRNA sequences.
Evolutionary relationships among organisms are commonly described by using a hierarchy derived from comparisons of ribosomal RNA (rRNA) sequences.
