Iterative learning control is a methodology applicable to systems which repeatedly track a specified reference trajectory defined over a finite time duration.
Iterative learning control is a methodology applicable to systems which repeatedly track the same reference trajectory defined over a finite time duration.
This introduces a sampling bias, the data being only applicable to the subgroup with repeatedly cellular samples.
The BFPE has repeatedly been verified as a short, reliable, and valid instrument applicable to research practice with healthy individuals as well as within clinical contexts.
"The board has repeatedly said it was convinced that the golden share was not applicable in this situation," Henrique Granadeiro, the chairman of Portugal Telecom, said after the meeting.
"ALEC has deliberately and repeatedly failed to comply with some of the most fundamental federal tax requirements applicable to public charities," Mr. Owens said in the complaint.
Moreover, blood samples can be taken repeatedly and human medical devices such as endoscopes and MRI and CT scanners are also applicable.
In addition, the study provided empirical summaries of measures, which were implemented or are suggested (sometimes, repeatedly) for implementation by the countries, which can be considered as the lists of interventions potentially applicable for treating certain safety problems.
This phenomenon of defect clustering is all the more applicable in the context of resistive random access memory (RRAM) devices, as switching occurs repeatedly at ruptured filament locations where defect clusters pre-exist.
