Titlebook: Sliding Modes in Control and Optimization; Vadim I. Utkin Book 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin, Heidelberg 1992 Regelung.control.control syste

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Vadim I. Utkinmber of parliament would be disturbed by social anomalies. Although I am an admirer of Arnold, his naiveté shows strongly here: it is not just that elected government officials are primarily concerned only about positioning themselves for the next election, but, more striking from my point of view a

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Vadim I. Utkin had turned his attention from the largely editorial enterprise of . (1802–3) to the original verse romance of .. During the visit, Scott ‘recited parts of the first four cantos … and when [.] was published, in January 1805, it made him instantly famous’ (Johnston . 801). Scott built on the success

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Vadim I. Utkine of its principal articulations at the turn of the century— moves from an interest in the coordinates of a moral psychology aimed at the regulation of individuals and their insertion into structures of collectivity, to an exploration of the principles of somatic organization that are presupposed by

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corpus. Especially pertinent from the preceding discussion is the double articulation to which . is subject. On the one hand, the medicalscientific discourses constellated around the tubercular body function to paper over or domesticate a “bare life” that cannot be incorporated into schemas of bodi

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Vadim I. Utkinlittle machines working automatically in a rather unsatisfactory relation to one another” (., 95). “Our science,” he insists, “is a science of the dead world. Even biology never considers life, but only mechanistic functioning and apparatus of life” (., 62). Eight years later, Virginia Woolf claims

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