In what follows we seek to demonstrate selective advantage at each step, and, in line with the Continuity Principle, a continuous pathway where information is preserved from the ancestral system to the present.
(c, d) Illustration of the continuous splitting principle of the linear (or conventional) PBS, as opposed to the discrete splitting principle of the Omnipolarizer.
A potential advantage of the present approach is shown to lie in the application of the Continuous Maximum Principle in optimal control theory to facilitate the numerical computation of optimal cooling curves.
By the continuous extension principle, from the conditions of the theorem and a priori estimates in Section 2, we can get the existence of the global solution for the problem (5 - 9).
We finally present a simple model for applying the Continuous Architecture principles to real-life projects.
The Continuous Architecture principles are complemented by a number of well-known tools such as value chains, utility trees, decision logs, and quality function deployment matrices.
The Continuous Architecture principles, tools, and techniques look simple enough, but how does an architect leverage them when faced with real-life challenges such as working with legacy systems, monolithic systems, and stringent deadlines?
The presented prototype is based on a semi-continuous principle, where sediment is built up within the rotor while the liquid (which contains the fine fraction in case of classification) is discharged at the overflow weir.
From the optimality condition (25) and Example 3 we conclude that in the discrete case, unlike the continuous one, the discrete principle of the maximum (as a necessary optimality condition of first order) is strengthened at the expense of multipoint variation of control as well.
In order to adhere to the intention-to-treat principle, the continuous outcome variables were analysed using mixed effects models, given their ability to handle missing data.
This program - which was signed into law 20 years ago during the Reagan Administration - is based on the continuous learning and improvement principles originally developed by such quality management leaders as Dr. W. Edwards Deming and Dr. Joseph Juran, the men who went to Japan after World War II and taught the Japanese how to make high quality products.
