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Switching inconsistent

In the sequel we describe the problem of inconsistent switching and briefly introduce Filippov s approach. On this basis we construct an automatic treatment of this situation by a generalized three-valued switching logic. [Pg.214]

The problem of inconsistent switching is described for ordinary differential equa-tions of the form... [Pg.214]

Treatment of Inconsistent Switching by a Generalized Three-valued Switching Logic... [Pg.216]

This can be deduced also by using q = Px.nx+i as switching function and the concept of inconsistent switching as given in the preceding sections. Thus a necessary condition for a stiction phase to begin is Eq. (6.5.11). A necessary condition for a stiction phase to end is Eq. (6.5.12). [Pg.227]

Not all data favored stepwise linear deletion as the basis for switching. Obata et al. (1981) found that the DNA organization in a particular plasmacytoma could be explained by unequal sister chromatid exchange, but observations inconsistent with this possibility were reported by Wabl et al. (1985). Alt et al. (1982) observed that a subclone of a transformed pre-B cell line had switched from synthesis of a p chain to synthesis of a y chain, with retention of the same VH and JH as well as both copies of the gene these results suggested that the switch in heavy chain synthesis was a transcriptionally controlled event (see discussion below). [Pg.61]

Since the Estimation task is not defined in the class diagram, the manager makes use of the unconstrained type Task to insert it into the task net as an untyped task. This modification degrades the consistency level of the task net to weakly consistent. Unfortunately, inconsistencies are introduced, as well The flowsheet design task has to be supplied with the estimation as input parameter. This was excluded in the process definition by the value false of the tag AllowStandardParameters. Therefore, the manager has to switch off consistency enforcement explicitly to make the modification feasible. [Pg.326]

The period covered is from 1985 to flie end of 1999. This period overlaps slightly with that covered in volume n/17f, any duplication of data has been avoided where possible. Extensive use was made of the specialist periodiocal reports of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Chemical Abstracts in order to obtain the data. Ever effort was made to ensure completeness however unless the paper title or abstract contained the key words such as for Sect. 15.2 hydrocarbon radical anion or substituted hydrocarbon radical anion or for Sect. 15.4 nitro radical anion there is the possibility that the paper has not been cited. It should be noted that in 1996 the Chemical Abstracts switched fiom the paper version to an electronic version held centrally on a computer network, but every attempt has been made to avoid inconsistencies in the searching. [Pg.245]

A reduction of the required energy could be reached by the incorporation of conductive fillers such as heat conductive ceramics, carbon black and carbon nanotubes [103-105] as these materials allowed a better heat distribution between the heat source and the shape-memory devices. At the same time the incorporation of particles influenced the mechanical properties increased stiffness and recoverable strain levels could be reached by the incorporation of microscale particles [106, 107], while the usage of nanoscale particles enhanced stiffness and recoverable strain levels even more [108, 109]. When nanoscale particles are used to improve the photothermal effect and to enhance the mechanical properties, the molecular structure of the particles has to be considered. An inconsistent behavior in mechanical properties was observed by the reinforcement of polyesterurethanes with carbon nanotubes or carbon black or silicon carbide of similar size [3, 110]. While carbon black reinforced materials showed limited Ri around 25-30%, in carbon-nanotube reinforced polymers shape-recovery stresses increased and R s of almost 100% could be determined [110]. A synergism between the anisotropic carbon nanotubes and the crystallizing polyurethane switching segments was proposed as a possible... [Pg.20]


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