These estimates are then used to implement the equivalent control and the robust control for the system's desired sliding dynamics.
This is preferable as simulating models containing long series of transitions is more computationally expensive than the counting approach, and the models they implement are equivalent.
On corporate jets, "you'll find that the security they've implemented is equivalent to and at times exceeds what you would find at a commercial airport for the airlines," said Douglas Carr, vice president for security and regulation at the National Business Aviation Association.
In general, controllers obtained with and without refinements are expected to be implemented with equivalent hardware cost.
The basic concatenation procedure is now to replace each constant-amplitude pulse in (mathrm{WAMF}_{0,3}^{(1)}) with the constant-amplitude phase-modulated sequence implementing the equivalent rotation.
Such domains could be implemented in equivalent frame models to simulate moment capacity variations with deformation demands on individual macro-elements as static pushover analysis proceeds.
This prevents the developer from wasting effort in re-implementing functionally equivalent components, and provides context on the common model of service types that are currently used in the network.
For the case of high-rate filtering, the efficient implementation is based on the so-called filter banks, which are nothing but a bank of parallel short-length filters implementing the equivalent filtering operation at a much lower clock rate [45].
"It is clear that the Government has put no pressure on low cost airlines to implement their own equivalent repatriation plans," the statement added.
