A backstepping approach yields a passive cascade control structure, identifying the attainable closed-loop behavior, and the construction of a calorimetric controller.
Part of the design work relates to identifying the benefits attainable through appropriate integration of flue-gas cooling to these baseline power-plants.
An implementation of the Infinite DimEnsionAl State-space (IDEAS) based Shrink Wrap algorithm for attainable region (AR) construction is developed, which identifies the multi-feed AR in reduced dimension (ARrd).
Commission a pioneer group to embark on a "developmental sprint". (The group could be the senior leadership team, an intact work unit, or a "diagonal slice" group). The group identifies an attainable business goal, and, for a bounded period of time, engages in a mix of deliberate practices to foster their own and each other's development, as a means to accomplishing the goal.
Third, the other model can identify the highest level of service attainable with a fixed amount of labor (the other form of the labor scheduling problem).
A given test system, nanoscale silica particles-in-water, was used to identify the mechanism and kinetics of break-up and determine the smallest attainable size.
However, we were able to identify the best 10 genes, among 20,000 tested, which gave the best attainable colon/blood expression ratio (at least 2.8 1) in all three experiments.
To make MTM implementation more attainable, scalable, and sustainable in community pharmacies, this paper puts out a call for the need to identify the proportion of patients who clinically qualify for various levels of intensity of MTM services.
Identifying the conditions under which parent proxy-report instruments achieve better agreement with child self-report instruments will facilitate the interpretation of HRQOL outcomes across clinical trials when child self-report is not attainable.
Moreover, we have derived a theoretical model for identifying characteristic levels of the attainable performance as a function of hardware parameters, based on which a realistic upper limit of the performance can be predicted accurately.
