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The first is the way in which its visual design recalls the experience of playing a video game, where your character's vitality is represented by a system of symbols at the bottom of the screen — a decreasing lineup of little hearts, say, or a pulsing red level to warn of perilously dwindling life force.

In reciprocal space, the fibers are represented by a system of rings known for crystals.

Problems of image reconstruction from projections can be represented by a system of linear equations A x = b.

(4) Interaction between the wall and the reinforcing system is represented by a system of interaction parameters.

As a result, the open boundary condition in the Fourier domain is represented by a system of algebraic equations in terms of √iω.

It was represented by a system of two partial differential equations derived from energy and mass balance for water in the solid phase of the dryer.

The corresponding error dynamics is represented by a system with two types of delays: one is from the system itself, and the other from the sampling period.

In a wireless sensor network, a path is a series system of links while a path set is represented by a parallel system of paths which can split the traffic offered to a source and carry the information concurrently to the destination in order to achieve load balancing and rapid delivery of the information.

The particle trajectory of every fluid particle in every fluid mechanical problem is represented by a dynamical system of three ODEs, autonomous if the flow field is steady, nonautonomous if it is not.

Following the ideas in Li and Jin [25, 27] and Li and Liu [26], it is demonstrated that a system of bipolar max-(T_{L}) equations can be represented equivalently by a system of 0-1 mintegerteger linear inequalities.

Note that since [1] is a finite ordered category, every map in (mathsf{Ind},mathcal {C}) can be represented by a filtered system (langle I,g rangle ) of maps in (mathcal {C}), and we can further assume that (I^o) is ordered.