In this paper we introduce a digital architecture implementing the explicit solution of a switched model predictive control problem.
In 2000, the CCN adopted and implemented the explicit angiography rating scale as a system monitoring and surveillance tool to help institutions triage their patients for coronary angiography and facilitate adherence to RMWT.
However, implementing this technique typically requires an explicit evaluation of the material temperature, which can lead to unstable and oscillatory solutions.
While the explicit costs of implementing this intervention can be assessed with accuracy, it is much more difficult to estimate the implicit cost savings because of the lack of information regarding a key event, namely the reduction in the probability of spread as a direct result of the intervention.
"We were the first cooperative to define and implement an explicit gender equality policy back in 2003," says Fátima Ismael, the cooperative's general manager.
To resolve the corner steering problem, most current cascading menus implement an explicit time delay between the cursor entering or leaving a parent menu item and posting/unposting the associated menu.
In its report, the panel urges that each research agency "expeditiously but carefully develop and implement an explicit public access policy that brings about free public access to the results of the research that it funds as soon as possible after those results have been published in a peer-reviewed journal".
The center called on its parent agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, "to implement explicit storm surge watches and warnings, a goal NOAA has been working toward for several years".
The scheme is proved to be strongly convergent with order one and is as easy to implement as standard explicit schemes but much more efficient for solving stiff stochastic problems.
We implement a spatially explicit, individual-based one-host-one-guest metacommunity model (guest species are commensals or parasitoids) with landscape heterogeneity of a continuous habitat trait that affects the host's fertility only.
