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Unlike the Viper, they are also more comfortable to drive, thanks to GM's Magnetic Ride Control, a computer-controlled suspension system that enhances the car's damping capabilities and enables a smoother ride over all surfaces.
Finally, the proposed scheme enables a smooth operator handover on a specific subsystem and/or actuator.
Hence, both the fully-actuated and under-actuated configurations are under the same control framework, which enables a smooth continuous transition between two configurations in a synthesized controller.
Follow-up work on BlowFish [NSDI'16] that enables a smooth performance-storage tradeoff, and ZipG [SIGMOD'17] that extends Succinct for very expressive graph queries directly on compressed graphs.
As the agents are linked to specific system components, data flows in the system take the form of agent communication, while the interaction between agents enables a smooth integration of system functionality.
The grain size of diamond film deposited on WC Co insert can be reduced by AC substrate bias during deposition, which enables a smooth surface finish of a workpiece during machining process.
The decision not to make a technical director part of that structure suggests that United will not be going to the lengths that some other leading clubs have, in developing and coaching a consistent style of football which enables a smooth transition from academy to first team.
This enables a smooth and low-defect Al2O3/GaN interface.
Clearly, proper selection of J enables a smooth transition between the traditional low-complexity MRT and the high-complexity RZF precoding.
Our novel TPE precoding scheme enables a smooth transition in performance between MRT (J=1) and RZF ((J=min (M,K))), where the majority of the gap is bridged for small values of J.
This feature, on the one hand enables a smooth exploitation of proximity services, and on the other hand makes the impact of run-time changes to services (modification of behavior, entrance or exit of services from the system) transparent to the system execution.
