Titlebook: Optimal Sampled-Data Control Systems; Tongwen Chen,Bruce Allen Francis Book 1995 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1995 Matlab.Tracking.contr

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Tongwen Chen PhD,Bruce Allen Francis PhDtent with their views (textual data). In Phase 4, the data-gathering session is concluded by debriefing participants as well as researchers (textual data). The fact that not all participants may want to join a group or construct visual images could limit the method’s application. The Mmogo-method is

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Tongwen Chen PhD,Bruce Allen Francis PhDess notes), the participants’ engagement with the visual research methods, and the participatory process as a whole. The researcher’s reflections indicate that the application of the Mmogo-method enabled the children to construct their own subjective hope experiences, while also facilitating a platf

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Tongwen Chen PhD,Bruce Allen Francis PhDext for optimal participation and take an empathic position when probing and interpreting participants’ visual representations. They involve members of the group to obtain detailed data and recognize the importance of context. Context is distinguished in terms of the situatedness of collected data (

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Tongwen Chen PhD,Bruce Allen Francis PhDrich information. The research method described here enables investigators to access perceptions, feelings and personal experiences participants might otherwise find?hard to verbalize and explain. Researchers in disciplines such as education, social sciences, consumer sciences, market research, and

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ght to be due to tubule occlusion by acid-resistant mineral salts, preventing resin tag formation following acid etching. The purpose of this review was to critically examine what is known about the structure of this type of dentin. Recent transmission electron microscopy revealed that in addition t

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uld be implicated in cervical stress and consequently may induce a loss of cervical tooth structure. Cervical lesion has gained over all the other terminology. Excessive occlusal biomechanical forces seem to cause loss of superficial root dentin, causing thermo-sensitivity that is mediated by dentin