A novel IT2 fuzzy filter for ensuring asymptotic stability and H∞ performance of filtering error system is proposed, where the premise variables are different from those of the fuzzy model.
The decision codified the court's acceptance of the basic premise that kids are different.
For that matter, the blurring of the lines between class and race makes for the movie's silliest, most emblematic premise: the rich are different, because they possess magic — and the creatures who deploy that magic get to do so because they're, um, brighter than the rest.
On the other hand, based on the premise that there are different strokes for different folks, it could be that I am truly the only one in the audience who was not moved by the performance.
This survey on physicians' intention to use CDSS was undertaken on the premise that physicians are different from other IT users and popular models such as UTAUT cannot be used to predict physicians' acceptance behavior.
The attitudes directed at the "premises" are also different in the two cases.
One Mississippi has a lot in common with Six Feet Under, even though their premises are completely different.
As a rabbi, my theological premises are radically different from his, of course; and apart from the Hebrew Bible, so too are my sacred texts.
Analogously, the evolving NIH philosophy appears now to tilt more toward larger programs, central management, and central direction as a paradigm based on the premise that 'the rules are different' now compared to earlier days, and that 'innovation' or 'translation' didn't occur under investigator-initiated mechanisms or 'the old way'.
But at the time, the premises were radically different.
