The proposed control scheme is model-free and no longer needs system dynamics benefiting from TDE, which is very suitable and easy to use in practical applications.
For honeycombs with cell walls of non-uniform thickness, the closed-form solutions would be too lengthy to use in practical applications.
The method involves the recursive implementation of a right-side unit root test and a sup test, both of which are easy to use in practical applications, and some new limit theory for mildly explosive processes.
Therefore, both algorithms are difficult to use in practical applications.
We also showed that our system is efficient enough to use in practical applications.
Heat transfer analysis of MLI is sometimes too complex to use in practical design applications.
Within primary care, implementation of routine nutrition screening necessitates use of a validated instrument that is easy to use, practical in its application, and that provides results that can clearly be applied to clinical pathways and further referrals [ 20].
This indicates that MALDI-TOF is sufficiently accurate and repeatable to be used in practical application for quantitative analysis.
Activated carbon is considered one of the best adsorbents for the removal of organic contaminants, but activated carbon is too expensive to use widely in practical applications [16].
127 To be used in practical applications, the protein protein docking methods first have to be validated on a sufficiently large and diverse set of experimentally solved complex structures, ideally with individual subunit structures also experimentally determined.
The model has the potential to be used in practical applications, but in the scope of the paper is used to search for network design insights, with a study of loss-averse design of three fundamental network building blocks – an independent design, a radial design, and a meshed design.
