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Define direct digital and supervisory control. Which one is used for regulatory control actions and which for servo operations In a supervisory control mode, what are better as local controllers, analog or digital devices Discuss relative advantages and disadvantages. 

D-Penicillamine 11.26) has a favourable chemotherapeutic effect on adenocarcinoma implanted into rats. This is attributed to inactivation of the superoxide dismutase that is controlled by copper and zinc, a loss for which normal cells are compensated by the manganese-controlled analogous enzyme in which cancer cells are deficient (Okuyama and Hitoshi, 1981 Oberley, 1982). 

Harder, J.A. (1957). Ground water development Basin recharge. Trans. ASCE 122 486-488. Harder, J.A., Mockros, L., Nishizaki, R. (1960). Flood control analogs. Hydraulic Laboratory, Water Resources Center Contributions 24. University of California Berkeley. 

A listener receives data over the IB, following an acceptor handshake. Addressed listeners respond to controller commands. Listen-only devices are intended for use in a circuit with no controller. An example of a listener might be a digitally controlled analog potentiostat. 

Input/output ports Timers and counters Interrupt controls Analog to digital converters Digital analog converters Serial interfacing ports Oscillatory circuits... 

Fig. 17. Simplified force-extension curves. Insert A, averaged curve for all untreated controls. The bars designate standard deviations of both force and extension for each linear region and the dotted envelope is approximately the extreme limits observed. Inserts B (MMA) and C (BA + MMA), curves for emulsion prepared composites, methanol extracted only. Insert D, air-dried composites (solid lines) and the average curve for air-dried controls (analogous to insert A) dashed line. Numbers in inserts B and D correspond to those in Table 6. Insert C, exp.

A final consideration is that the Argon theory essentially regards yield as nucleation controlled, analogous to the stress-activated movement of dislocations in a crystal produced by the applied stress, aided by thermal fluctuations. The application of the Eyring theory, on the other hand, implies that yield is not concerned with the initiation of the deformation process, but only that the application of stress changes the rate of deformation until it equals imposed rate of change of strain. The Eyring approach is consistent with view that the deformation mechanisms are essentially present at zero stress, and are identical to those observed in linear viscoelastic measurements (site model analyses in Section 7.3.1). Here, a very low stress is applied merely to enable detection of the thermally activated process, without modification of the polymer structure. 

Noisy measurements should be filtered before being sent to the controller. Analog filters are effective in removing high-frequency noise and avoiding aliasing. Digital filters are also widely used both for low-pass filters and other purposes such as the elimination of noise spikes. The choice of a filter and the filter parameters (e.g., ip) should be based on the process dynamics, the... 

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