The simulation has enabled detailed specifications for an optimized instrumentation and has helped to specify suitable diagnostic neutral beam parameters.
Moreover, it is shown that having assigned an appropriate scaling factor, the mixing performance can be further improved by specifying suitable values of the geometry and perturbation parameters.
By forcing the output of nonlinear subsystem to track the expected fictitious input of linear subsystem, and specifying suitable sliding mode functions for nonlinear subsystem and linear subsystem respectively, the cascaded sliding mode controller is created according to the reaching law approach.
To specify suitable bounds within our analysis, we will frequently use a uniform PDP with constant power for all channel taps, which is defined as for all.
Without knowledge of the original pigment's color we cannot be sure if we are observing change, we are lacking information needed to understand the artist's original intent, and it is challenging to specify suitable display conditions and/or treatment options.
In order to use the Heckman selection model, it is necessary to specify suitable identification restrictions; that is, variables which affect the decision of whether to hold risky financial assets or not, but that they do not affect the decision of the amount of the assets that will be held.
The set of known disease genes can either be defined by their gene symbol or gene ID or retrieved from the database by specifying suitable OMIM IDs or terms.
The robust synthetic gene network design can be achieved by specifying suitable kinetic parameters and the decay rates of gene circuits by solving a set of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs), which are used to replace HJIs via the global linearization technique and can be efficiently solved using the LMI toolbox in Matlab [ 20].
A clinician specifies a suitable algorithm for a particular patient and then selects the relevant stimulus parameters for that algorithm using the programmer unit.
To do this, he adopted an operational assumption: terms like 'the position of a particle' have meaning only if one specifies a suitable experiment by which 'the position of a particle' can be measured.
Then, for each i ∈ {1, 2, 3}, one could extend M by adding a corresponding axiom as follows, where again ξ specifies a suitable binary condition: In a way, (P.12ξ,1) would seem the obvious choice, corresponding to the idea that a sum of two objects is just a minimal upper bound of those objects relative to P (a partial ordering).
