This paper develops an adaptive actuator failure compensation scheme for control of a class of nonlinear multi-input multi-output systemulti-input multi-outputors subject to uncertain failures.
The latter is likely to result in increased adaptive potential but may also lead to a an accumulation of non-coding genomic regions as the organisms shift their habitat and/or life-style, rendering duplicated genes redundant and subject to increased mutation rates.
The methodology is applied to a two-dimensional three-member toggle redundant truss subjected to external static, quasi-static, and dynamic (sinusoidal and ramp) loads.
The unique usage appears to illustrate an interesting case of constructional pragmatics in that the Stimulus-headed causative construction, with a redundant Stimulus-subject verb, is loaded with pragmatic inference for indirectness and extra-politeness.
The probabilistic description of intermediate damage and ultimate collapse states and their evolution in time of brittle, redundant structure systems subject to Gaussian loading is studied.
To evaluate the protein coding contents of our ESTs, the 7,464 non-redundant sequences were subject to various homology searches against existing sequences.
I hear the argument all the time that the market sets the rates, so Rhee will get paid for her simple ability to stew controversy and Briggs will get his six figures a year from AEI to produce easily debunked and highly redundant research on a subject familiar to him only through regression models.
The model results appear to show that the effectiveness of exposure risk screening decreases with time since exposure, but in fact this shows that risk factor screening becomes increasingly redundant when passengers are subject to fever screening first.
Each image layer was subjected to selective editing and hole filling to remove redundant data and then subjected to smoothing.
Somewhat paradoxically, split brain and acallosal subjects often exhibit redundant target effects much larger than those in normal subjects which often exceed the boundary predicted by statistical facilitation [9], [11], [14].
