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The objective of this paper was to provide data to enable the specification of an algorithm to control the adaptation of an envelope with walking speed.

In combination with exact knowledge of the network topology, these measurements enable the specification of equivalent resistor-type network models for the calculation of intrinsic permeability and formation factor.

We introduce the Hierarchical Policy Language for Distributed Systems (HiPoLDS), which has been designed to enable the specification of security policies in distributed systems in a concise, readable, and extensible way.

Multiple-input multiple-output filters are able to capture the relationships between several variables ; in the model, these kind of dependencies are build in via shared input noise sources that enable the specification of valid covariance functions.

The lineage bifurcations that occur as a consequence of the different induction signals enable the specification of progenitor populations that are capable of giving rise to high-purity definitive mesodermal derivatives such as cardiomyocytes and ECs (supplementary material Fig. S1).

This assumption raises the need for a generic model enabling the specification of layer-specific parameters to be taken into account during the utility-optimization process.

The proposed approach seems to offer better understanding of model uncertainties and enables the specification of their real characteristics.

The model enables the specification of contextual authorisation policies and expressive separation and binding of duty constraints.

Identifying the most relevant constructs have allowed us to experiment even further by enabling the specification of different weights for each construct.

This paper proposes a paradigm which enables the specification of the functional, security and context-awareness requirements of a system in a single formalism, called Context-Aware Secure Action System (CASAS).

This framework enables the specification and evaluation of knowledge-intensive service systems (KISS) architectures at the levels of network, performance, engagement, and activities.