Thus, we selected AmaLgam, the best performing technique according to the evaluation from Section 3.5.2, adapted it to use the three mentioned modes, and applied it to the set of C# projects.
Finally, a specific physically motivated problem of a magnetorheological elastomer, consisting of a polymer matrix and iron particles, under finite deformation and applied magnetic field is analyzed and the results are given for several combinations of deformation modes and applied magnetic fields.
First, we used a protein-ligand interaction descriptor for clustering compounds with similar binding modes and applied the correlation coefficients as similarity measurements.
The controller switches into airborne control mode and applies balancing torque generated through the rotating wheels.
Therefore, in order to test whether the GluA1-independent potentiation we observed with field recordings is a pathway-specific form of LTP also at the single-cell level, we recorded from individual pyramidal neurons in whole-cell mode and applied pTBS under experimental conditions identical to those described above for field recordings.
We unfold the tensor T in the first mode, T(1) and apply SVD on T(1) to capture the structure in the locus link mode (see Figure 6).
To ensure such a stability, the control is designed based on the sliding mode technique, and applied to account stochastic systems.
Simulations results performed on the basis of two versions of the sliding-mode controller and applied to a multi-machine model have demonstrated better performances when compared to an Hamiltonian passive controller design.
By using the one mode approximation and applying Galerkin's method, the governing partial differential equation is reduced to a non-linear ordinary differential equation with a periodic coefficient.
The algorithm has been tested with simulated trajectories displaying pure Brownian, confined or directed behaviour or a combination of these three modes and successfully applied to a set of single-molecule experiments previously recorded for tetraspanins (Espenel et al., 2008).
