If you are planning a high end site boasting rich multimedia contents such as images, videos, infographics etc., you would need massive RAM, robust processing power and considerable disc space for that.
Under such framework, the elegant merits of conventional linear state feedback control (favourable implementation simplicity and high reliability) and nonlinear robust control (global control consistency and considerable robustness) can be wisely incorporated.
Although the study population was not extremely large, it permitted robust odds ratio estimates and considerable statistical power to detect many differences in characteristics based on CAM use.
Experimental results have demonstrated that orientation detection between images is reliable and robust to considerable deformations, slightly scale differences, and dissimilar image contents.
From the results of images in Figure 8(c), the proposed method was robust to considerable global and local deformations in medical images, which frequently appeared in biomedical image applications.
Although ILES is comparably simple, numerically robust and easy to implement, a considerable challenge is the design of numerical discretization schemes resulting in a physically consistent SGS model.
The task of making experimental data available through repositories with robust annotation is considerable and unresolved, and has been the focus of many other VPH-related initiatives; see e.g.[ 24] for details.
However, locating quantitative trait loci is statistically more challenging and considerable research is needed to provide robust and computationally efficient methods.
Since the unregistered images may contain considerable global and local nonlinear deformations in addition to global rigid deformation, orientation detection between images has to be robust to considerable complex deformation, partial occlusion, and illumination changes.
These networks are obviously highly buffered and thus robust to a considerable extent with respect to changing external and internal conditions.
