By linking stability control to in-car proximity radar systems and video cameras as well as satellite-based mapping systems, automakers might eventually produce cars that are able to steer themselves out of trouble during accidents.
The best versions already have refinements such as "hill hold" (which prevents run-back as a driver prepares to drive uphill from standstill) and "hill descent control" (which slows, straightens and avoids wheel-locking as a car descends a steep hill).In future, the trick will be to link stability control with other rapidly advancing car safety systems.
Under the assumption of forbidding link severance in the EK model, the convergence of network formation to link stability is guaranteed.
Comparing with the two traditional typical routing protocols (DREAM and DSDV algorithms), this algorithm sacrifices a certain degree of communication distance to achieve better performances of network overhead, link stability, and calculating speed.
A general definition of passivity, encompassing the said special cases, is introduced and, along with detectability and solution conditions, linked to stability and asymptotic stability of compact sets.
But we'd better get used to it, because these systems are here to stay; not just for economy, but because electric steering can be linked with stability controls and other performance and safety systems.
Our data suggest that Fbxl18 levels rapidly fluctuate in cells but when elevated, they are linked to stability of Fbxl7 to regulate the apoptotic program.
Although polyA tails are generally linked to stability and translational efficiency, histone mRNAs, which likewise lack polyA tails, provide precedence for such an exception to the rule (Marzluff et al., 2008).
In weighing up the potential benefits and disadvantages of sharing SC information described so far, many residents placed the interests of children with SC disease and their mothers, linked to stability and harmony in families, as their main priority.
We used the notion of link stability.
