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It allows to design controllers for discrete-time nonlinear systems yielding a prescribed input output transient behavior.

Considering the fact that the BNNs are also distributed systems yielding a high FT performance, distributed storage and processing seem to be key properties in both ANNs and BNNs.

Three spline models of different polynomial degrees were applied to fit the MHC α-helices of three different molecular systems yielding a total of nine time series per global quantity (see Figures 3 and 5).

It was found that a desired release profile of growth factors (e.g. insulin growth factor-1 (IGF-1)) and hydrolytic proteases (e.g. matrix-metalloproteinases 2, 9, 13 and 14 (MMP9, MMP13 MMP13 and MMP14)), could be achieved in co-culture systems, yielding an accumulation of ECM (specifically for 2 1 and 4 1 VSMC monocyte culture systems).

Simon pointed out that hierarchy gives robustness and stability to complex systems, yielding an evolutionary advantage on the long run [26].

APP-Myc or C99-Myc was cleaved by endogenous α- and γ-secretase in both systems, yielding an AICD-Myc fragment (γ-secretase cleaved) and C83 (an α-secretase cleaved fragment) (Fig. 3A and 3B).

Faradaic yields for formate of up to 67% have been demonstrated in this system, yielding a solar energy to fuel thermionic conversion efficiency above 1.8%.

The deflection-dependent nature of the electrostatic excitation induces the parametric excitation into the system, yielding a Hill-type equation.

In this work, the glucagon peptide was expressed in a soluble form using a pGEX vector in a bacterial system, yielding a high concentration of the purified product.

Note that the geothermal potential is not derived from theoretical principles concerning the heat content of the rock, but by simulating the actual extracted heat from an engineered geothermal system, yielding a more realistic estimation of the potential.

The main novelty is the fact that the filter contains an arbitrary number of past states and past output measures of the system, yielding a filtering system with memory.