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In a certain anomalous case the representation divides into two irreducible components, and each component has exactly one boundary realization, which is not perfect.
In this paper we investigate when a parameterized controller, designed for a plant depending on unknown parameters, admits a realization which is independent of these parameters.
In the course of drawing these diagrams, however, we will have a curious realization, which is that a bearded Letterman is the same as a shaving Letterman travelling backward in time.
We see that controller canonical form follows immediately from the direct-form-II digital filter realization, which is fundamentally an all-pole filter followed by an all-zero (FIR) filter (see §9.1.2).
We assume the off-line planning result is given in advance before task realization, which is not the scope of this paper.
In short, Ibn 'Arabî, like many of the Islamic philosophers, holds that real knowledge cannot come from imitating others, but must be discovered by realization, which is the actualization of the soul's potential.
This work also introduces two measures, the degree of requirement realization and the degree of pattern realization, which are used to discuss the pattern selection.
While planning two trips to Alaska and to Hong Kong, "I came to this realization, which was that the likes of Expedia and Travelocity had solved the transactional component of travel, but the part the travel agent historically did — which is, which hotel should I actually go to?
The realization, which was close to universal as long as four decades ago, that health research results need to include such quantification has helped reduce the frequency of conclusions based on inadequate sample sizes.
We average the simulation results over a total of 16,000 channel realizations, which is obtained from 100 simulation iterations for each UT subchannel.
Consequence of Sound writer Chris Coplan commented that the ballad is a powerful moment of self-realization, which is enhanced by Knowles' vocal performance "as [a] wounded bird turned resilient lioness".
