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Several modern directors (most notably Godard) have been influenced by the visual boldness of comic-strip art by the primary colors, unfurnished environments, and crisp, posterish sophistication — and the Pop artists who did blowups of comic-strip frames made us conscious of the formal intelligence in those cartoons, but "Superman" hasn't been designed in terms of the conventions of Pop.

Subsequently, the desired state feedback gain matrix is designed in terms of the solution to a convex optimization problem.

Third, the desired estimator gain can be designed in terms of the solution to linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

The ideal multi-loop controller is firstly designed in terms of the relative gain and desired closed-loop transfer function.

Third, the desired estimator gain can be designed in terms of the solution to linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) which can be solved effectively by using available software.

In the paper, an effective cooperative optimization strategy with combination of greedy search and random walk is designed in terms of the microscopic characteristics of the ATSP solutions.

Moreover, the coupling time-delays of the dynamical nodes are also different, and the decentralized control strategies are designed in term of the information of the similar parameters in dynamical complex networks by using the method of linear matrix inequality.

An adaptive observer is designed in terms of measured position with unknown constant by the Lyapunov functional approach.

Our work demonstrates that the electrochemical performance can be maximized by the microstructure designing in terms of edge sites of microstructure and crystal structure.

The readout time period for microbolometer should be designed correctly in terms of the self-heating.

Therefore, to reduce extraneous cognitive load during learning, the instructional interface was designed consistently in terms of the usability and relating to the appearance, functionality and instructional ordering.