Film properties, linewidths, and defect levels need to be measured, first to optimize the manufacturing process, then later to ensure that it is operating under control.
We let (s, i) represent the initial state x 0) = (s(0), i(0)), and V (x, u) = V ((s, i); u) be the associated value function, which captures total person-days lost starting in state (s, i) ∈ Ω and operating under control u.
About eighty per cent have proved to be quite disciplined; they operate under control of the state.
The two-dimensional microcosm was filled with quartz sand and operated under controlled flow conditions simulating a contaminant plume in otherwise uncontaminated groundwater.
While the first system is operated under controlled laboratory conditions, the second yields data collected in-situ during a six-month monitoring campaign.
The imaging system operates under control of SlideBook 4.2 (Intelligent Imaging Innovations Inc, Denver, CO) and includes a computer controlled spherical aberration correction device (SAC, Intelligent Imaging Innovations, Inc, Denvers, CO) installed between the objective lens and the back illuminated CCD camera (Cascade 512B; Roper Scientific, Photometrics, Tuscon, AZ).
The imaging system operated under control of SlideBook 6 (Intelligent Imaging Innovations, Denver, CO).
With Greek banks operating under capital controls and the international standing of Athens damaged after months of acrimonious talks with creditors, largely overseen by Varoufakis, calls are also growing for the academic-turned-politician to be tried for high treason.
This work reports an experimental investigation on the heat and mass transfer phenomena observed in a reduced scale evaporative condenser, operated under laboratory controlled conditions.
Therefore, the bioreactor used in these cultures should be operated under strictly controlled conditions to produce cells or tissues with quality and functions that meet specific clinical requirements.
Unlike UFC, which operates under a controlled umbrella that some would argue is monopolistic in nature, boxing is an open, uncontrolled, decentralized, and relatively unregulated global free-market arena in which the power brokers that run the sport can be said to be more careful with their investments, the fighters, and have more of an incentive in building individual superstars.
