Development of a tiered layout for a hybrid-state control in a series of stages as well as the integration of such a controller in the overall autonomy structure are proposed and demonstrated as part of multiple examples, including The Ohio State University participation in DARPA Urban Challenge 2007.
Some extremophiles are adapted simultaneously to multiple stresses (polyextremophile); common examples include thermoacidophiles and haloalkaliphiles.
Examples include multiple stable periodic orbits, isolas of periodic solutions, nonhomogeneous periodic oscillations and cascading period doublings leading to chaos.
These examples include multiple instances in different scales, poses, and even occlusions.
Examples include multiple gestation (4), more than four previous vaginal births (5), uterine fibroids (6), and history of postpartum hemorrhage (either for the woman or a close member of her family) (6).
Examples include multiple myeloma (Tian et al, 2003) and some forms of prostate cancer (Hall et al, 2005).
Fostering "patient capital". Examples include using multiple share classes to vest voting rights with committed shareholders and allocating rights and incentives to investors on the basis of how long they own shares or how much they contribute to the corporation's capital.
Prominent such examples include using multiple antennas to steer the transmitted signal away from an eavesdropper [14 16], transmitting with the intention of jamming the eavesdropper [8, 10, 17], and taking advantage of variations in channel state to provide secrecy [18 20].
Examples include the multiple ISGs that were identified and IGFBP3.
Further, the presence of securin and geminin delays the ubiquitination of cyclin A. Other examples include the multiple GEFs (Guanine Exchange Factors) which target RhoGTPases.
Several tools today use JSBML 1.0 in this way and encode multiple types of systems biology models; examples include iBioSim (Madsen et al., 2012), KEGGtranslator (Wrzodek et al., 2011) and GINSim (Gonzalez Gonzales et al., 2006).
