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Effects of the higher and torsional modes are incorporated into an invariant load pattern, which is calculated based on the height-wise distribution of the modal story shear and torsional moment.

In addition, different damage modes are incorporated in the numerical model, including the intralaminar, debonding in skin/core interface, and core shear to cover all possible damage modes throughout structures.

The constitutive models for intralaminar and interlaminar damage modes were incorporated into the ABAQUS/Explicit FE code by user-defined VUMAT material subroutines.

In this scheme, adaptive output integral-type sliding mode is incorporated with adaptive unknown input observer to cope with aforementioned systems using only input and output information.

To exploit the non-rectangular MB partitioning and partially skipped mode, a pattern mode is incorporated as an extra mode into the conventional H.264 video coding standard and is defined as the PVC scheme [12, 13]. Figure 1 has shown the PC comprising 32 patterns which are used in the proposed scheme.

The major spatial and temporal components of the soybean complex, including transportation mode decisions, are incorporated into the model.

Consideration of elements embedded with discontinuous deformation mode is made and corresponding codes are incorporated into standard FEM programs thus enabling the applicability of the programs for localization problems.

To make better fault decision, mode probability averaging and heuristic decision-making rule are incorporated into the IMM based algorithm.

The dual-mode concept is incorporated in the proposed controller to improve the system performance.

Otherwise, steps outside the filter are needed to suppress these modes and can be incorporated into the end-matching sections.

A sliding mode approach, called the three-mode control scheme, is incorporated into a two-channel bilateral teleoperation architecture, which can implement a position position, force force, or force position scheme.