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This paper addresses the problems of state/fault estimation (FE) and fault tolerant control (FTC) for a class of Takagi Sugeno (T S) fuzzy systems subject to simultaneously external disturbances, sensor and actuator faults.

Our task required the subject to simultaneously attend to 1, 2 or 4 regions on an annulus, the number of regions to be attended and ignored produces quantifiably variable demands on attention modulation.

The vibrational power input to flexible beam- or plate-like machinery supporting structures at a single connection point subjected to simultaneously acting sinusoidal force and moment excitations is investigated.

Real-time electro-hydraulic hybrid system (REHS) with shaking table and force loading simulator is an essential experimental facility for evaluating structural performance subjected to simultaneously vibration excitation and force loading.

During a drought, most of the key resources and part of the wet-season range that was not subject to drought simultaneously exhibited density-dependency, reflecting the impact of rainfall heterogeneity.

The risk that both sets of central agencies would be subject to sabotage simultaneously would be very small.

Anchor connections are loaded along with concrete structures in reality; therefore the test of Specimen S2 was slightly modified: both the column and the anchors were subjected to loading simultaneously.

Briefly, the subject was instructed to simultaneously tap four fingers (except thumb) up and down without moving the wrist and arm.

That city was an anomaly in being both tributary to Athens and simultaneously subject to direct rule by magistrates sent out annually by Corinth; it clearly was a sensitive spot in international relations.

It depicted the post-cold-war world as a place simultaneously subject to the fragmenting forces of religious and ethnic fundamentalism and the homogenizing forces of global capitalism: forces, he suggested, that were threats to democracy, and that were on a dangerous collision course with each other.

Thus, a single-axis framework distorts the experiences of black women, who are simultaneously subject to multiple and intersecting forms of subordination.