A predictive control strategy for vehicle platoons is presented in this paper, accommodating both string stability and constraints (e.g., physical and safety) satisfaction.
The methodology described in this article accommodates the uncertainty in the "true" underlying titer by embedding a data augmentation step within the estimating routine.
The designed chimeric peptide ligands presented in this study accommodate well into a group of multitarget opioid compounds that include opioid-non-opioid peptide dimer analogues, dual non-peptide dimers and mixed peptide- non-peptide bifunctional ligands.
However, the mixed linear models utilized in this study accommodate nonrandomly sampled data [ 24] as long as the dogs added into the study to complete the pedigree associations can be considered a random sample of Portuguese Water Dogs.
The implication of this finding is, given the ethnic and cultural diversity in Lao PDR, that the healthcare system is faced with a huge task in accommodating this cultural diversity [ 56].
Fortuyn had no interest in accommodating this polderized consensus.
Therefore, the instances of medical problems associated with aging, such as certain kinds of cancer and heart disease, have increased, giving rise to greater consideration, both in research and in social programs, for accommodating this increase.
Italos, too, regards the genera before the particulars as the causes and paradigms of perceptible individuals, which are not predicates, are separate from them, and exist in God's mind, perfectly accommodating in this way the requirements of Christian dogma.
In order to accommodate this in a setup similar to SIR, we need to use the notion of partial dimension reduction as introduced in Chiaramonte et al. [12].
But how the rapsyn-dystroglycan interaction in this region is accommodated in the face of potential competing interactions between ezrin and ERK remains to be tested.
