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The slip ratios of the tracks are defined as follows: begin{aligned} alpha _r&= 1- frac{v_r'}{v_r},end{aligned} (3) begin{aligned} alpha _l&= 1- frac{v_l'}{v_l}, end{aligned} (4 where (v_r') and (v_r') represent ground velocities, and (v_r) and (v_l) are input velocities that can be measured by encoders.
Once the individual tracks are defined, the panbiogeographic method determines the spatial congruence of the individual tracks in order to delimit generalized tracks representing general patterns of distribution.
Animals that exhibited a loopy pattern, both normal and looping patterns (≥30% loopy tracks) and normal patterns (<30% loopy tracks) are defined as strong, mild and normal, respectively.
Separate whale tracks were defined for distantly spaced calls or calls separated by more than 2 hours.
Reversals within RNP tracks were defined as instances when d of consecutive frames i and i+1 were >22 nm and the absolute value of the sign of d i minus d i+1 equalled 2 (i.e., |sign(d i )-sign(d i+1 )| = 2), where sign(d) = +1 for d >0 and sign(d) = −1 for d <0.
Rather, she says, many of her songs – and especially the album's title track – are defined by the idea of empowerment.
Carey's vocals on the track are defined as "soft and controlled," managing to maintain the delicate balance in a manner that seems effortless, floating easily over the keyboard and the shimmer of the guitar.
A track is defined at the lowest classification level and corresponds to a specific series of actions in specific circumstances.
The sliding mode controller design problem is formulated as a trajectory tracking problem, where, the reference trajectory to be tracked is defined by spin simulation.
It jointly achieves multi-target tracking by associating all measurements with each track, where a track is defined through a sequence of measurements assumed to derive from the same object.
The Green function of the track is defined as the response of the track at a location due to a unit impulsive force (a Dirac delta function) applied at the same or another location.
