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But to guarantee sufficient ductile performance of these connections also in the upper shelf region, plastic and earthquake resistant design rules should take into account degradation of strain capacity and toughness properties due to quasi static and especially seismic loading.

We investigate semi-active control for a wide class of systems with scalar nonlinear semi-active actuator dynamics and consider the problem of designing control laws that guarantee stability and provide sufficient performance.

Two overlay networks, a high-performance one with moderate fault tolerance and a highly-robust one with sufficient performance, work together to guarantee the performance of normal operations and reliability in the presence of failures.

The size of the squash will virtually guarantee sufficient yield.

To guarantee sufficient excitation for the identification of the inertia matrix, a modified identification equation is established by filtering out sample points leading to ill-conditioned identification, and the identification performance of the inertia matrix is improved.

However, this constraint cannot guarantee sufficient protection of primary signals.

The unique chrysanthemum-like structure with rich wrinkled edges and abundant nanopores guarantees sufficient electrocatalytic active edge sites, resulting in excellent HER performance of ReSe2.

Thus, the active ingredient itself is not a guarantee for sufficient disinfecting performance, and proof of efficacy by meeting a harmonised norm is essential.

The above requirements on {x k } are related to the mutual information analysis in Section 4. They are not sufficient to guarantee good performance in practically coded systems.

On the other hand, Fig. 1 clearly shows that modules containing tall forbs are frequently among the poorest performers for each function as well, thus inclusion of tall forbs was not sufficient to guarantee high performance.

Past performance is no guarantee of future performance.