For this purpose, a geometrical approach is used to represent the capability of the end-effector for applying forces and moments as convex polyhedra.
The specific butanol production rates at the end of exponential phase could represent the capability of persistent butanol production.
The indexes chosen for categories (1) and (2) were suggested by Teixeira and Siqueira (2008) after evaluating different short-circuit and mixing indexes under three criteria: the correlation of the index to the physical phenomenon it is said to represent; the capability of the index to detect variation; and statistical variability of the index.
The LOD and LOQ of PAR, DAS, RIT and OMB, which represent the capability of the method to detect and quantify low concentrations, were 0.0024 and 0.0049 μg/ml, 0.00488 and 0.0098 μg/ml, 0.0521 and 0.1042 μg/ml, 0.0065 and 0.0130 μg/ml, respectively.
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There are a total of (R) resource elements, and each machine has some of these REs, representing the capabilities it shares with other machines, as well as those that are unique to it.
We then introduce two new notions: (i) "safe controllability", which represents the capability, after the occurrence of a fault, of steering the system away from forbidden zones and (ii) "active fault tolerant system", which is the property of safely continuing operation after faults.
The capability index is expressed according to Equation (1), where Q represents the capability index.
The damping coefficient K D represents the capability for damping the oscillation of angular frequency.
