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Our numerical evaluations demonstrate that prior studies which considered only heavy traffic loads gave misleading results for the delay performance of well-known access probability assignments.
To highlight the benefits of the proposed controller in presence of joint friction, the controller was compared with other approaches based on feedback linearization reported in the literature, which considered only a single loop.
Unlike previous studies, which considered only 2 DOFs for the joint element, this study proposes a linear joint model with 6 DOFs at each node to include the effects of translational and rotational FRFs.
The Sweden-based study could not (and did not) exclude the possibility that it was the severe depression, rather than the use of antidepressants, that created the association, but the smaller California study (which considered only S.S.R.I.'s) found "no increase in risk" for mothers with a history of mental health treatment in the absence of prenatal exposure to S.S.R.I.'s.
The difference in Figure 18 is mainly caused by the limitation of calculation model which considered only vertical motion consumption and the errors of onboard control.
Previous studies, which considered only the exposed portions of Marte Vallis, suggested that the deepest valleys hidden by lavas that erupted about 10 million years ago were only around 40 meters deep.
HE can extract more faulty information than multi-scale entropy (MSE) which considers only the low frequency components.
Unlike regular SVMs, however, which consider only univariate predictions like in classification and regression, SVMstruct can predict complex objects y like trees, sequences, or sets.
In July, the unemployment rate -- which considers only those who are actively looking for work to be jobless -- for blacks fell to 7.9percentt from 8.4percentt.
That distinction tends to get lost in the Dartmouth end-of-life analysis, which considers only the costs of treating patients who have died.
In the tribunals, which consider only whether detainees have been properly classified as enemy combatants, detainees are not allowed to have lawyers or see the evidence against them.
