In fact there would be no reliable laws of physics since for example water would boil or freeze at different temperatures every time, given that by definition random means unpredictable.
A complete mathematical model of the particle and the reactor is presented and a solution strategy is reported for the chosen reaction by considering a reliable kinetic law and evaluating related parameters from experimental data reported by the literature.
In particular, by employing a novel Lyapunov functional together with delay fractioning approach, a reliable control law is designed in terms of the solution of certain linear matrix inequalities which makes the considered system strictly (Q, R, S) dissipative which can be easily solved by using the available software.
Though census data is considered reliable, Stanford University law professor Nate Persily, an expert on voting, questioned whether comparable figures exist to tally the number of eligible voters.
Soothing in its repetitions, the show has the reliable charm of "Law & Order: Seared-Veal Unit".
While they fall short of the ideal, they aspire toward reliable rule of law.
When the estimated M w is reliable, the scaling law used is secondarily important.
"As global fund managers, we look to invest in markets that maintain reliable rule of law".
For performance comparison, a traditional reliable control (TRC) law based on dynamic output feedback is also developed by considering the batch process in each cycle as a continuous process.
Although Keene's trial and execution was not considered vigilantism, the Helena community, similar to the Alder Gulch community in 1863, felt the need to establish a more reliable means of law and order.
