Therefore, in this study, we used a proton density-weighted HASTE sequence, with functional contrast based on signal enhancement by extravascular water protons (SEEP), and a motion-compensating GLM analysis to (i) characterize the SEEP response function in the human cervical spinal cord and (ii) demonstrate the feasibility of event-related spinal fMRI.
We show that the feasibility of the event-triggered MPC algorithm can be guaranteed if, the prediction horizon is designed properly and the disturbances are small enough.
Third, by performing an invertible linear transformation on the filtering error system, a linear matrix inequality (LMI -based sufficient condition, which is equivaLMI -basede condition in the BRL, isufficient on the feasibility of the event-based H∞ filtering problem.
Several efforts, notably by Carol Friedman's group at Columbia University, have been directed at using natural-language processing (NLP) techniques to determine the feasibility of detecting Adverse Events in clinical text [ 8, 9].
Just as we were discussing the feasibility of putting on an event on the same scale as the Billy Graham event, we got an email from Sgt. Griffith, who had had exactly the same idea.
The Delphi methodology was applied initially to predict precisely future events, especially focusing on (1) probability, (2) desirability, (3) strategic importance and (4) feasibility of various operations and events.
The Cortina Games were used to test the feasibility of televising large sporting events.
Such an analogue phase-change synapse exhibits several advantages such as ultra-low operation voltage, ultra-fast synaptic events, and feasibility of time window tuning when compared to other emerging electronic synapses.
Rates of the feasibility of FFR assessment and adverse events rates will be summarized.
This is the first systematic influenza study at any large international sports gathering and demonstrates the feasibility of managing influenza at such events.
A3 Kennedy Mulled Nuclear Option In May 1963, President John F. Kennedy and his aides discussed the feasibility of using nuclear weapons in the event that China attacked India for a second time, according to newly declassified audio recordings that were released by the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
