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Some researchers and clinicians assume that optimal stabilization of the lower back during basic stabilization exercises may be created by a good activation of the local muscles [ 4, 19, 45- 47].

Optimal stabilization of K-fibers by the mesh is required for normal progression through mitosis.

Simulation results demonstrate a successful application of the proposed predictive control technique that achieves optimal stabilization of a spatially-uniform unstable steady state of Kuramoto Sivashinsky equation in the presence of input and state constraints.

It should be noted that the coefficients for (x t)), (u(t)) determined from (21), (22) coincide with the coefficients of the corresponding optimal stabilization problem.

The paper shows how the solution of Singular Optimal Stabilization Problem (SOSP) for nominal system can be used for the sliding manifold design for higher order sliding mode control (HOSMC) for uncertain system.

Furthermore, we address the problem of inverse optimal stabilization in probability.

Then, these stability criteria are used to study the optimal stabilization issue for a dissipative DIHS with hybrid performance functional.

The stiffness of these devices varies widely, whereas the optimal stiffness, achieving a predefined stabilization of the spine, is unknown.

Furthermore, the GRASP Lagrangean heuristic makes better use of the dual information provided by subgradient optimization and is able to discover better solutions and to escape from locally optimal solutions even after the stabilization of the lower bounds, when other Lagrangean strategies fail to find new improving solutions.

This fact significantly simplifies solution of the general optimal control problem (construction of the program trajectories and control, optimal stabilization).

Because the optimal concentration of oxygen (FiO2) required for stabilization of the newly born infant has not been established, the FiO2 is commonly adjusted according to the infant's oxygen saturation (SpO2).