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The minimum weight formulation with stress constraints proposed in this paper guarantees the feasibility of the optimal solutions obtained while the cost is minimized.

The proposed method in this paper guarantees that the proper dynamic output feedback controller designed for the reduced-order subsystem is a stabilizing one for the full-order system.

The relationship between the zeros of the unblocked and blocked systems established in this paper guarantees that blocking a linear time-invariant system does not introduce new zeros and thus paves the way to show that the blocked system of a linear time-invariant system with missing data is generically zero-free.

In [21] shows an adaptive scheme to detect extended and multiple point-like targets embedded in correlated Gaussian noise, the detectors designed in this paper guarantee satisfactory performance, and some of detectors have less time-consuming character.

The sufficient conditions presented in this paper guarantee that the same family of output feedback controllers can exponentially stabilize the exact sampled-data linear distributed parameter system for a sufficiently small sampling period.

The last government also tried to push the use of "diplomatic assurances" in the deportation of persons to countries where they were at real risk of torture, claiming that these paper guarantees from governments that they would not torture those persons will remove any risk, despite considerable evidence to the contrary.

They hoped that a permanent American military presence in their countries meant a stronger commitment to defend their territory than the paper guarantee offered by NATO.

An accuracy of more than 98% is reported in this paper which guarantees the reliability of an optimized model for any application of the graphene-based DNA sensor such as diagnosis of genetic and pathogenic deseases.

All legal systems provide, at least on paper, guarantees that insure certain basic rights of the accused.

Israel waged an inconclusive war, held an undecisive election, & after negotiations through Henry Kissinger, began a unilateral withdrawal underwritten by paper guarantees.

By Joseph Kraft The New Yorker, February 11 , 1974P. 102 Israel waged an inconclusive war, held an undecisive election, & after negotiations through Henry Kissinger, began a unilateral withdrawal underwritten by paper guarantees.