In the proposed leader follower control, the follower tracks a reference trajectory based on the leader position and predetermined formation without the need for leader's velocity and dynamics.
High performing hospitals recognised the need for predetermined, explicit patterns of care that team members – including external care providers (e.g., ambulatory services) – are aware of [ 32, 33, 48], and highlighted the importance of established systems during potentially vulnerable periods (e.g., staff rotations) to ensure crucial tasks are managed safely and effectively [ 43].
Algorithms based on multidimensional rotations and modified quaternions have been developed to identify topological relationships between protein structures without the need for a predetermined alignment.
The need for chemical and biological entities of predetermined selectivity and affinity towards target analytes is greater than ever, in applications such as environmental monitoring, bioterrorism detection and analysis of natural toxin contaminants in the food chain.
We predetermined that the most clinically relevant outcomes were (1) the development of pneumonia, (2) the need for reintubation and (3) in-hospital mortality.
The primary advantages of TGCE for mutation screening over other SNP detection methods, such as denaturing high-performance liquid chromatography, lie in its ability to detect mutations in unpurified, multiplexed PCR amplicons with different denaturation temperatures, without the need to predetermine the denaturation temperature for any amplicon.
Since "the endpoint of their academic study is predetermined," the departments that offer them "are advertising their lack of a need for academic freedom".
The strip that is scanned is predetermined; the top left-hand corner of a credit card, for instance.
We predetermined the date, time, venue and educational status of women for each FGD.
The politics of inertia predetermined the result.
There is a commercial demand for the ability to predetermine the sex of livestock.
