OUR VETERAN COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS

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Comparing the Lifestyle of Veteran and Non-Veteran Families in Tehran

Introduction: Lifestyle of a community members should be investigated, especially in the devotees and their families. The present research aimed at measuring and comparing the lifestyle status of veteran and non-veteran families in Iran. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, the statistical population included the veteran and non-veteran families in Tehran City and the sample size included 3...

Caratheodory dimension for observers

‎In this essay we introduce and study the notion of dimension for observers via Caratheodory structures and relative probability measures‎. ‎We show that the dimension as a three variables function is an increasing function on observers‎, ‎and decreasing function on the cuts of an observer‎. ‎We find observers with arbitrary non-negative dimensions‎. ‎We show that Caratheodory dimension for obs...

Distributed Full-State Observers With Limited Communication and Application to Cooperative Target Localization

We present a fully decentralized motion control algorithm for the coordination of platoons of mobile agents with highly restricted communication capabilities. In order to address very low bandwidth communication between agents and time varying communication network topologies, we utilize a distributed full-state observer onboard each agent. Agent motion and data fusion algorithms are implemente...

Clinical Relevance for the Veteran

Purpose of the Work. While medicine typically proceeds in a sequential fashion based on primary symptoms, sometimes relying on a parallel, mechanism-of-injurybased approach is advantageous, particularly when the mechanism of injury is associated with a variety of known sequelae. This article describes an example of a mechanism-of-injury-based program, namely, a Blast Injury Program at the James...