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Figure 3(a) illustrates the example of the two patterns selected for receiving with a predetermined pattern ratio of order suitable for array broadside look.
To efficiently compute the evolution of genome distance over time, we use an abstract representation of genome order suitable for comparing genome order of individuals without the need for alignment.
We found that double H-bonds between the acid hard cores together with a remarkable molecular DA recognition allow for retaining more favorable packing of the reactive groups in spin-coated films or even in dispersed solutions with a high degree of local ordering, suitable for topochemical polymerization.
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The robust optimality of the controllers can be relaxed to provide low order controllers suitable for real time implementation.
It turns out that a single band (high) pass filter of second order is suitable for the narrowband (broadband) noise control case considered.
MPTP (Mizar Problems for Theorem Proving) is a system for translating the Mizar Mathematical Library (MML) into untyped first order format suitable for automated theorem provers, allowing generating theorem proving problems corresponding to MML.
The phylogenetic tree constructed using the gene order is suitable for resolving the phylogeny of closely related species, but offers poor resolution in case of distant species [ 24, 25].
The reduced-order models suitable for control and which capture the essential physics are developed using the reduced-basis method.
The approaches differ in the way spatial discretization is carried out to compute a reduced-order model suitable for controller design.
Tools for fitting low-complexity nonlinear models based on experimental data are examined through the example problem of finding a reduced-order model suitable for control of a combustion instability operating in a limit cycle.
