It is shown that there is a passive FT controller such that its performance is not worse than the performance of the nominal controller, while in presence of faults, it practically rejects the faults, on expense of a big magnitude of the control in times when faults appear.
"A 4.1-million-year split for humans and chimps... is hard to defend because fossils practically reject it," says evolutionary biologist Blair Hedges of Pennsylvania State University in State College.
The trouble is that Megan is in trouble, floundering with rejection in Hollywood and not taking it all that well, going so far as to practically stalk a rejecting director to a meeting with Rod Serling.
He is so convinced of the wisdom of his approach to the law that he rejects practically the whole canon of constitutional law.
Worse, Sabathia seemed determined not to become a Yankee, rejecting escalating offers from the Bronx and practically begging other teams to match them.
The president rejected a practically identical offer in December, prompting a record 35-day shutdown.
At 14, it's practically her job to reject what matters to me most.
Through a plot, she managed to assume power in February 914, practically removing Patriarch Nicholas from the government, disowning and obscuring his recognition of Simeon's imperial title, and rejecting the planned marriage of her son to one of Simeon's daughters.
Our cultural pantheon practically requires marginality and alienation as an entrance requirement, expanding the Romantic myths of the artist we contend we are rejecting.
Overqualified candidates are rejected as well, practically eliminating the chance for anyone unemployed to take on a lesser job.
Although Mr. de la Fuente had ceded practically every point, the strikers rejected his offer on the ground that it came from the administration, not from them.
