It is shown that the distributed-delay shapers with the inverse form in the feedback path have the capability of canceling the undesired vibration caused by saturation limit of actuators.
He had undergone a total left-to-right inversion, down to the atomic scale; to survive, he had to include the inverse forms of amino acids in his diet).
Euler's formula eiø = cos ø + i sin ø, where e ≅ 2.71828 is the base of natural logarithms, appeared in 1748 in his great work Introductio in analysin infinitorum although Roger Cotes already knew the formula in its inverse form øi = log (cos ø + i sin ø) in 1714.
In the static case, inverse FORM methods have been suggested.
In prediction of the mean velocities, significant improvements were obtained through global adjustment of viscosity in inverse form during simulation of the laminar and turbulent flow cases.
The festival area itself was apparently not overcrowded (see caption of Table 1 and aerial photographs).57,58 So, why and how did the crowd disaster happen in the inverse T-section formed by the tunnel and the ramp, even though the visitor flows were apparently smaller than expected (see Table 1) and a more than 3,000 people strong police force was on duty?
(B ) In the inverse reaction, Rad51p forms a filament on dsDNA and promotes strand exchange with homologous RNA.
The comparisons clearly showed that this three-stage application of the generalized multistage model yields more accurate results compared to the existing material models both in its direct and inverse form.
The high encapsulation efficiency may be due to the monomer, cross-linker, initiator, and protein all being hydrophilic and therefore partitioning in the aqueous phase of the inverse micelle formed by Brij L4 surfactant prior to polymerization.
Thus, it was desirable to exclude the inverse fracture formed in the hammer-impacted region when calculating percent shear area of DWTT because compressive pre-strain induced by work hardening did not exist in actual applications of line-pipe steels.
