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Then, a learning-based supplementary adaptive strategy based on adaptive dynamic programming is introduced to improve the tracking performance of static controller in terms of robustness and adaptiveness only utilizing the input/output data of the combination.

Because they group together, O. oeni strains from champagne have probably evolved a supplementary adaptive ability that could be the tolerance to the extreme acidity of this type of wine (pH ∼3.0).

In this paper, we integrate the novel neuro-controller into the multi-machine power system and provide adaptive supplementary control signals.

In the controller design, adaptive supplementary control signals are provided to proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller by GrADP in a real-time manner.

In addition, 20 other genes whose ω values are not particularly high and, thus, did not show up in the previous analyses also bear the signature of adaptive evolution (supplementary material S7, Supplementary Material online).

To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed adaptive UPFC supplementary damping controller, computer simulations are performed on a power system subject to a three-phase fault.

It is concluded from the simulation results that the proposed adaptive UPFC supplementary damping controller can yield satisfactory dynamic responses over a wide range conditions.

A major feature for the proposed adaptive UPFC supplementary damping controller is that only physically measurable variables (active and reactive power flows over the transmission line) are employed as inputs to the adaptive controller.

We thus simulated regions experiencing adaptive mutations (supplementary text S1), and asked how often each SVM described above classified such regions as experiencing selective constraint.

In summary, our results showed that these cytotoxic drugs had the supplementary effect of potentially enhancing adaptive immune responses through a dual effect of increasing DC function that augmented a T-cell response and partial restoration of immune-visibility of tumour cells to T cells by an upregulation of HLA1 expression.

Approximating the measured change response for this type of switch (VH to H and VH to V) by a weighted average of the 2 component responses (Busse et al. 2009; MacEvoy et al. 2009), resulted in a significantly higher average contribution of 60% from the off-component, compared with 40% from the adaptive component (see Supplementary Table S4 for details).