Vision and AHRS (attitude and heading reference system) sensors fusion strategy is prevalent in recent years for the legged robot's SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), due to its low cost and effectiveness in the global positioning system.
Such type of passive strategy is prevalent in technology-constrained instructor-mediated classrooms (Kundi and Nawaz 2010).
The single performance measure strategy is prevalent in the literature for the selection of genes that change their expression significantly between the conditions under comparison.
Currently, open-loop stimulation strategies are prevalent in medical bionic devices.
For example, post-internet strategies are prevalent in a way that was only beginning to be traced five years ago.
Interestingly, this interaction exhibits a support constrain strategy that is prevalent in phylogenetically derived angiosperm species (Herrero and Hormaza, 1996) although in the former case it takes place in the stigma rather than the style.
While our comparison revealed that both host-defense strategies can be efficient in laboratory settings, it remains unclear, which of the two strategies is more prevalent in nature.
> To examine the strategy that was most prevalent in each age group, vignette, and country, we conducted chi-square tests using frequencies of strategy preference.
The use of available data on differential gene expression as a startpoint for the screening of large numbers of patient sera may, however, be a valuable strategy for identifying autoantigens prevalent in cancer, concomitantly contributing to the establishment of novel immunotherapies.
Based on early descriptive work by the psychiatrist Zbigniew J. Lipowski (1924 1997), eight categories of meaning which would influence the choice of coping strategies were devised as prevalent in our culture, i.e., challenge, value, enemy, punishment, weakness, loss, relief, and strategy [ 6].
