This situation is ubiquitous in applications ranging from supervised machine learning to signal processing.
The main reason is that singular forces are ubiquitous in applications, gravitational and electromagnetic forces being the most obvious examples.
This type of noise is almost ubiquitous in applications as for the stochastic heat equations the basis functions can be chosen such that the usual (Dirichlet, Neumann or periodic) boundary conditions are preserved.
Sensing and control networks are becoming ubiquitous in many application fields, including industrial and building automation, intelligent lighting control, body area networks, and environmental monitoring.
Embedded control systems are becoming ubiquitous in control applications.
Reaction-diffusive transport phenomena in porous media are ubiquitous in engineering applications, biological and geochemical systems.
Conductive polymer composites are ubiquitous in technological applications and constitute an ongoing topic of tremendous commercial interest.
At a time when VR lacks a set of canonical interface elements, such as the pinch-to-zoom functionality that is now ubiquitous in mobile applications, our tool-based interaction model and toolbelt are contributions that demonstrate robustness and extensibility.
The knowledge of position is ubiquitous in many applications and services, playing an important role.
Intelligent hybrid systems, which refers to several related computing methods such as fuzzy logic, neural nets, genetic algorithms, and statistical analysis, has become ubiquitous in engineering applications for complex control system modeling and design.
Droplets and bubbles are ubiquitous in many engineering applications.
