To prevent the emergence of performance deterioration and instability of the closed-loop system caused by actuator faults, accommodating actuator failures should be taken into account in the control design.
The 1990s, too, saw the emergence of performance management and the setting of a multitude of targets for central and local government agencies relating to crime and criminal justice.
In all three quantifiers of epidemic emergence, the performance of the historical scenarios followed the same pattern: Kinshasa 1919> Kinshasa 1929≫ Kinshasa 1958≫ pre-colonial village (Figure 5).
To that end, we will start to see the emergence of "high performance workplaces" designed to intentionally align with a company's business objectives and work processes, upgrading a worker's ability to be most productive.
We used a qualitative case-study methodology to explore the emergence and current performance of the HRS, using the NHRS framework.
This heterogeneity translated to differences in seedling performance, since emergence and survival differed among topsoils.
This article reviews developments in cybernetics from the 1940s to the present, focusing on the most radical threads, those that foreground key questions of agency, performance, and emergence.
Stemming from her dissertation on the American artist Joan Jonas, Young's current book project examines Jonas's key role in the intertwined emergence of video and performance art in the 1970s.
The recent emergence of new high performance computing (HPC) architectures, such as multi-core CPUs, Graphic Processing Units (GPUs), and Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs), offers significant speed up if the method can be effectively mapped.
