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To this end, a class of homogeneous systems and systems that can be approximated by homogeneous systems, are concentrated on.

The technique is intended for sequences whose graphs resemble functions that can be approximated by a global scheme.

This paper presents a nonlinear controller, which can be used to control single-input single-output nonlinear systems that can be approximated in terms of Hammerstein models.

The segmentation results of Otsu method are in general acceptable for the gray level images with bimodal histogram patterns that can be approximated with mixture Gaussian modal.

Integrating over the contact area results the exact dynamically coupled model that can be approximated by the one containing linear and quadratic forms of sliding and spinning velocities.

These structures were designed for processes that can be approximated either by a first order plus time delay or an integral first order plus time delay model broadly used on chemical processes.

Asymptotically derived standard errors and confidence intervals, which typically assume that the objective function is well behaved (formally, that it can be approximated by a quadratic function in the neighborhood of the optimal value) may be underestimated.

It was assumed that storativity (S) for unconfined aquifers is dominated by the specific yield and that this can be approximated by mapped porosity values43.

In this paper, we investigated characteristics of a selected PCS system and proved that it can be approximated by affine epipolar geometry.

While AO has received surprisingly little attention in vision, we show that it can be approximated using simple, per-pixel statistics over image stacks, based on a simplified image formation model.

We find that the CA approach can overcome these modeling challenges by decomposing the studied area into a number of small neighborhoods that each can be approximated by an Infinite Homogeneous Plane (IHP).