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It is shown that any descriptor system can be equivalently transformed into a standard state-space system with unknown inputs; the existing globally optimal state estimators can then be readily used to facilitate the optimal filter design.

This paper describes a N. gonorrhoeae typing scheme that exploits the existing globally accessible Neisseria MLST database [ 23, 24], which provides publicly available isolate information as well as nucleotide sequence data.

The method uses existing globally available web-based databases and models to provide an ecological score based on five key ecological features (biodiversity, vulnerability, fragmentation, connectivity and resilience) for every 300 m parcel within a given region.

Representatives from aid agency Plan International enthused over the way it integrates development knowledge with existing globally recognised project manager qualifications.

The beneficial nature of this activity has caught the attention of people worldwide as demonstrated by the influx of recreational and competitive teams existing globally.

The control law is extensively analysed and compared to some existing, globally stable control laws.

In particular, recent articles by Bishop and Shames [61, 62] are two further steps in developing computationally efficient algorithms that extend the existing results for globally rigid networks in the context of easily localizable networks where distance and bearing measurements are noisy.

Although the number of terror-and explosion-related incidents associated with military and terrorist activities is increasing globally, the existing design procedure for civil infrastructures does not consider a protective design for extreme loading scenarios such as blast, impact, and fire loading.

Some of today's nuclear powers want to challenge the existing order, either regionally or globally.

Very few of the existing methods can find a globally optimal solution when the objective functions are non-convex and non-differentiable.

The growing industry influences the existing patchwork of international trade globally (Fig. 1).