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When the state variables are not available, an observer is built using a similar technique which generates an estimation of the state variables in order to implement the above state feedback.

The analysis generates an estimation of the direction of conformational fluctuation that in many cases agrees with experimentally observed changes in structure (Tama and Sanejouand, 2001).

As summary from the previous literature review, it is possible to generate an estimation of an individual property energy use based on the attributes of the building supported, but not limited to cadastral plots (age / method of construction, geometry and services) and 'standardised' behaviour of the typical occupants.

Contrasting with other traditional surrogate methods where the whole physical model is replaced by a soft computing estimator acting as a black box, in the proposed approach the ANNs are trained to generate an estimation of the error produced by the low cost simulation in order to correct its results.

This process generates a new estimation of the motion vector for the block to be interpolated.

IMSI generates a better estimation of the WZ frame than the initial SI, since it uses the decoded WZ frame from the first iteration to compute the estimation.

The first motion estimation algorithm to generate an approximation of the SI at the encoder was proposed in[14] and integrated in a TDWZ architecture.

Preliminary analysis of contigs generated from JGI trace files give an estimation of what repetitive sequences will need to be screened for during WGS assembly.

To conclude, the purpose of this research is to generate an economic estimation of the maritime shipping impact on the environment, specifically focusing on the main GHG emissions (carbon) resulting from shipping activity.

In the design, the MV beamforming implementation took M receive channels as its inputs to generate an amplitude estimation of one image pixel.

The risk of including potential responders to first- and subsequent-line therapy might generate an over-estimation of the efficacy of the drug under trial.