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It is investigated how the Takagi-Sugeno fuzzy models can be linked to a special type of model based predictive control algorithm, the Generalized Predictive Control (GPC).
And in Washington last spring, social scientists participated in a Congressional briefing on culture and poverty linked to a special issue of The Annals, the journal of the American Academy of Political and Social Science.
In a remarkable feat of intuition, Dr. Crick proposed in his "adaptor hypothesis" of 1956 that each amino acid must be linked to a special adaptor that would find the right triplet of bases on the messenger RNA, and that there must also be 20 enzymes to link each amino acid to its adaptor.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's senior White House adviser, Sam Clovis, who withdrew his nomination to become the agency's chief scientist this week after being linked to a special counsel's ongoing Russia investigation, confirmed in an Oct. 17 letter obtained by The Washington Post that he has no academic credentials in science or agriculture.
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Ford and Chevrolet also now offer teen driver features, linked to a special key fob, which support safe driving habits by muting the audio when front-seat occupants aren't wearing their safety belts.
Sometimes start-up monies are linked to a fiscal year or a special account.
The fact that Religion and spirituality was not linked to a nursing intervention needs a special annotation.
Under long-standing European law, hundreds of traditional foods, wines and spirits that are closely linked to a specific region enjoy special protections: They're granted exclusive use of the regional product name, and legally guarded against a range of infringements.
Jack Pritchard, a special envoy linked to a more conciliatory approach to North Korea than some in the administration favor, resigned days before talks on the North's nuclear weapons program.
The increase may be directly related to the change in cell number; however, it can also be argued that osteosarcoma represents a special case linked to a pathology of the extended growth trajectory characteristic of large breeds (Withrow et al. 1991).
