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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Adequate condition are obtained in terms of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs) which are independent of time delays such that the resultant collection of discrete time-delay systems are stable with an upper bound of the quadratic performance index.

From data available in the literature, the mean contractile force (Fc) generated by individual dermal fibroblasts within the collagen-glycosaminoglycan scaffold was calculated to range between 11 and 41 nN (Fc = 26 ± 13 nN, mean ± SD), with an upper bound of cell contractility estimated at 450 nN.

It is 3.6°C, with an upper bound of 4.9°C.

Sozio and Gionis [28] also study the problem of querying the optimal community with an upper bound of the size.

In addition, in Figure 7b, we compare the performance of IBRC with an upper bound of the optimal solution to assess its efficiency.

In the case of a 5000 VM deployment Varanus achieves a mean latency of 1.64 s with an upper bound of 2.04 s.

Ruiz and Allahverdi [12] minimized the bi-criteria of makespan and maximum tardiness with an upper bound on maximum tardiness of the flowshop scheduling problem.

For networks with fixed controlled nodes, an upper bound of the objective function is obtained which is shown to be convex and independent of the time-horizon.

The aim of the filtering problem is to design a least squares filter for the formulated nonlinear system with uncertain polynomials, and an upper bound of the filtering error covariance is found and subsequently minimized at each time step.

Consequently, based on the analysis of those three approaches mix in this study, we suggest the alternative interval of carbon price benchmark in the national unified carbon trading market with a lower bound of 30 yuan/toO2 to an upper bound of 50 yuan/tCO2.

Each surface describes the end-of-life SRH prevalence of a birth cohort for the range of lifespan permitted by the survey, but with a lower bound of 70 and an upper bound of 100.