They contain a novel object of control: non-linear elastic elements with variable torsion "negative" stiffness (TNS).
In this research the population of baker's yeast is chosen as a basic object of control under the industrial fed-batch cultivation in bubbling bioreactor.
In this paper we introduce the cell as an object of control, describe p53 signaling pathway as an example of cellular regulatory unit, then discuss its possible malfunctions which result in cancer and describe available secondary control signals.
It is well known that plasma as an object of control is a mobile non-stable dynamic system with extremely high values of physical parameters, temperature as high as millions centigrade, first of all.
Two important dimensions of perceived control are delineated: (1) whether the object of control is located in the past or the future and (2) whether the object of control is over outcome, behavior, or process" [ 32].
Whether stem-cell division symmetry is itself the object of control is an open question, but the fact that symmetry proportions vary widely, but consistently, among tissues suggests that it may be [ 5, 7].
Rashid described what we have seen over and over again in recent months: historically, blacks in the U.S. were seen as objects of "coercive control".
But whereas surveillance cameras are often discrete and mysterious objects of authoritative control, Schülke's iteration is sprawling and clearly noticeable from a distance.
Due to complexity of the controlled objects, the selection of control strategies and algorithms in vehicle control system designs is an important task.
Alongside our well-documented, well-founded knowledge that Soviet history was a tragedy ought to run a sense of it, too, as a comedy; a comedy of ideas and of things; a comedy in which material objects spin out of control, like the production line running awry in Chaplin's Modern Times, and refuse more and more catastrophically to play the roles assigned to them by bossy human intentions.
