This paper proposes a new methodology for designing robust affine state-feedback control laws, so that wide-range safe and efficient operation of switched-mode DC DC boost converters is guaranteed.
A decomposition technique as well as a set of batch indicators for batch operations has been developed and added to the methodology so that a wide range of processes that operate in continuous mode, in semi-continuous and/or in batch modes can be improved.
CYRILLA, an open legal database, organizes and makes accessible legislation and case law that affects human rights in digital environments so that a wide range of actors can confidently assess legal trends and their impacts in digitally networked spaces.
Among its nice features, Unix allows users to link multiple processes, front-to-back, so that a wide range of things can be done in a single run.
Paradoxically, CamSemi is supporting efforts to reduce the size of its market by developing a "universal charger solution" so that a wide range of mobile phones and other devices can share chargers via a PC-type USB interface.
The ability of tailoring surface properties is crucial in a large number of applications, so that a wide range of surface engineering techniques has been developed in the last decades.
In order to overcome the uncertainty due to the local nature of disease prediction models, several algorithms were applied in parallel, so that a wide range of different environmental conditions could be covered.
The government no doubt prefers to keep the allegation as broad as possible so that a wide range of evidence can support a jury finding of a quid pro quo exchange between the two men.
"My goal is to key the membership price low so that a wide range of people can join," says Newton.
The design of the final product has been modified so that a wide range of different products can be assembled locally based on a handful of generic components, hence fostering postponement.
The composite equation deduced by Kato and Tullis (2001) was made by slightly modifying existing rate- and state-dependent friction laws (slip law and slowness law) originally developed by Dieterich (1979) and Ruina (1983) so that a wide range of experimental observations are fitted.
