This predictor is a stable dead-time-compensator coping with multiple and arbitrary delays in all the signal channels.
In her second stable mystery, DEAD MAN'S TOUCH (Poisoned Pen Press, $24.95), Kit Ehrman refers to this behind-the-scenes area -- where trainers, grooms, barn managers and stable hands minister around the clock to the needs of their high-strung charges -- as "a world unto itself".
It should be noted that α-synuclein is immunostained in the stratum corneum, suggesting that α-synuclein is still stable in dead cells.
The classification into resting (stable) cells, dead cells, and dividing cells is common [ 23– 25].
The decision to use steroids or norepinephrine was not observed to affect meaningful outcomes for hemodynamically stable brain-dead organ donors.
"It's very planted, dead stable," he said.
For example, algal blooms require sunlight and warm stable waters, so dead zones generally peak in the summer.
The solid black lines illustrate the stable living and dead states and the dashed line is the unstable intermediate state.
B. The plate shown in A after the second round of antibiotic selection showing vigorously growing stable transformants among dead colonies.
Nevertheless, the central ideas of living and dead stable states and a stochastic transition between these states exist in this model, and the phase diagram of Dyson's model also has a bistable region similar to ours.
Two paragraphs from "Spillover," by David Quammen, beginning with "By the time Reid rushed back to the stables, she was dead" on page 15. (Go to "Search inside this book").
