Each may be fitted with weapons and an "Auxiliary Suit Function" (ASF); the latter ranges from increased jumpjet power to deployable automatic turrets.
Several solutions have been suggested to choose a suitable function F. Known solutions include the choice of different global functions (Biasotti et al., 2000) or determining a suited function locally (Biasotti et al., 2008; Bucksch et al., 2010), as shown in Fig. 7.
The simple cube then can be abandoned for covering systems employing arches, trusses, and other elements in a limitless variety of forms in order to suit the functions of the building.
Furthermore, firing maintained by AHP and other slow intrinsic properties is also appealing because it is a metabolically inexpensive way of shaping the spike patterns to suit particular functions, e.g. spinal motor rhythms [2] [5].
Coding the marginal utility associated with prediction errors would suit both functions well.
The brawny men described the suit's function as they tended to straps and snaps and Velcro fasteners.
A particular make of car or a designer suit might function as a source of fulfillment or personal identity, but not, for instance, a washing machine.
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Cells employ a multitude of actin-binding proteins to actively regulate bundle dimensions and cross-linking properties to suit biological function.
In addition, the military flight suit must function for the needs of the person and job, meet psychological requirements such as professional appearance and identity, and be easy and cost-efficient to produce and maintain.
