Reference [28] has developed an observer-based adaptive fuzzy control scheme for a class of nonlinear time-delay systems, and [30] tried to solve the time-delay problem in face of a class of perturbed strict-feedback nonlinear systems.
This month, I started watching the second season of Daredevil, and up popped the face of The Class alumni, Jon Bernthal.
When a test is really, really hard, students sometimes can't resist looking at the face of the class know-it-all for signs of dismay or discomfort.
But while that foursome might be United's most decorated, the plinth would not be complete without the presence of Beckham, arguably the most famous of the lot, and certainly the face of the Class of '92 when they were still making their names on the pitch and proving Alan Hansen wrong about not being able to win anything with kids.
As they note, there was nothing automatic or smooth about creating national solidarities in the first half of the twentieth century, in the face of powerful class cleavages, strong localisms, and sectarian differences (eg., between Protestants and Catholics), even in a period of relatively low immigration.
A disabled widower from Canada's capital city has stepped forward to be the face of a class action lawsuit against AshleyMadison.com, as the fallout continues for the hacked online dating site that facilitates infidelity among married people.
People like Angel are, increasingly, the face of working-class Long Island.
They did, however, show a lack of composure and tactical discipline in the face of world-class opposition for those first 20 minutes.
No longer do the Scots look cowed in the face of world-class opposition, scared to take possession under pressure and unable to keep it.
As a nation that demands justice in the face of lower-class criminals, let's not ignore the white collared criminals that hurt us just as much.
