When we choose the fractional order (alpha=0.9) and initial value ((2,2,1)), the system (51) can generate chaos, which is shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 Chaotic attractors in the fractional-order unified system with (pmb{alpha=0.9}).
Some people would like a completely unified system.
ALONG with the growing unification of the various branches of physics there has been a trend toward unifying our systems of units.
Salyut 6 introduced a Unified Propulsion System, with both the engines and the station's control thrusters running on unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine and nitrogen tetroxide, drawn from a common set of pressurized tanks, allowing the refueling capabilities of the visiting Progress tankers to be exploited to the maximum effect.
The triumph of this approach was that it unified the promoted TMS systems with the binary TMS and provided a common rational for the activity of both.
One of the major obstacles towards a unifying scoring system in cancer tissue is the lack of a common expression pattern observed with diverse antibodies directed against YB-1.
In this model, the projector is treated as a camera, thus making a projector-camera-based system unified with a well-established traditional binocular stereovision system.
In addition, the new government carried out policies to unify the monetary and tax systems, with the agricultural tax reform of 1873 providing its primary source of revenue.
Despite all the talk about unifying its education systems in line with the Bologna Process, for now each country in Europe has its own way of training the next generations of researchers.
The prototype also suggests that these can be done in a way that may lead to unifying the Web with related middleware systems such as COM, CORBA, and Java RMI.
The project is based on research conducted over the last 300 years on natural systems in the seven natural sciences (astronomy, physics, chemistry, geology, biology, math and computers).1 It seeks to unify that knowledge with systems thinking from human and social systems research.
