Multiplication with constants is a regular operation in digital signal processing (DSP) systems.
These situations represent the majority of changes in the regular operation of a CPS (or, even, in traditional communication networks [24]).
The Ministry of Education (ME) published a safety manual for schools in 1999, updated in 2003 (ME 2003), which establishes a set of rules for safety against risks in the regular operation of schools, health and hygiene, fires, and earthquakes.
You turn to any of the five channels that are not in regular operation in this city.
Thus, the odds appear high that most Americans under the age of 60 will see low-flying eVTOL "taxis" in regular operation in their lifetimes; and that most under the 30 likely will become occasional, or even frequent passengers in them.
It was certified by the Guinness Book of Records in 1998 as being the world's oldest one in regular operation after being restored to haul a luxury train in order to boost tourism in Rajasthan.
The cars on the C line are not only the oldest in the New York subway: They also rank among the oldest city subway trains still in regular operation anywhere in the world.
It was certified by the Guinness Book of Records in 1998 as the world's oldest steam locomotive in regular operation.
"Look how clean the E train is," said Mike Reilly, 38, a construction worker from Rockaway Beach, Queens, slumping against a beam as one arrived at 42nd Street on Tuesday while he waited for his C. Cars on the C line are the oldest in the subway system and among the oldest city subway trains in regular operation anywhere.
A higher level causal connection can be more salient in that the regular operation of the mechanism strongly depends on the presence of this kind of causal relation.
