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A wave of small-scale, independent initiatives is leading a shift from self-referential conceptualism and production-line output toward a rediscovery of accessibility and classical skills.

The kickstand, which makes it possible to angle the air output toward your face, is a bit precarious and really only offers a single position.

There are reports suggesting an enhanced maternal blood supply to the uterine vessels, at the later stage of pregnancy that compete for shared maternal cardiac output toward fetal-placenta and other organs of the mother [148 150].

A novel fractional-order sliding mode controller for output tracking of a time-varying reference signal is designed which can conquer the uncertainties and guarantees the asymptotic convergence of the system output toward the desired time-varying reference signal.

Unique regulators for other periodic operations, such as adaptive control or forcing the output toward a reference trajectory using an open loop model based control strategy, certainly warrant study of their application to periodically operated reactors.

The mechanism highlighted by our data is that besides its strong influence on CaO2, rhEpo was found to enhance leg V̇O2max in normoxia through a preferential redistribution of cardiac output toward the exercising legs, whereas this advantageous effect disappeared during severe hypoxia, leaving augmented CaO2 alone insufficient for improving peak leg O2 delivery and V̇O2.

During this phase immediately preceding cardiac arrest, and a fortiori in the case of cardiac arrest, the usefulness of rapid vasopressor injection to restore arterial blood pressure and redirect cardiac output toward vital organs is undisputable.

Since humans rely specifically on vegetative parts (like stems, leaves and tubers) or reproductive parts (berries and seeds) of plants for nutrition, it is critical to develop systems which impart control of the progression of plant development to affect plant output toward the particular needs of humans.

It should refocus environmental policy away from its concern with regulating negative outputs and toward improving the efficiency and productivity of energy and materials inputs.

Franz Fischler, the European Union's agricultural commissioner, has proposed a shift away from payments based on maximum output and toward farm assistance based on environmental preservation goals.

Even though many initiatives monitor progress toward outputs and outcomes using performance- or results-based strategies, these strategies rarely provide insight as to whether or how different implementing partners were able to achieve success; what problems were or were not addressed successfully; and how situational variability affected successes and challenges.