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Enhanced control of continuous stirred tank reactor with two-degree-of-freedom PID driven by Kirchhoff's law algorithm. [PDF]

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Yüksek G, Ekinci S, Yılmaz M.
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Bayesian and non-bayesian approaches for estimating the Epanechnikov-Weibull distribution with applications in engineering and electronics data. [PDF]

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Taher TS, Barakat HM, Alqifari HN, Alawady MA, Mansour GM.   +4 more
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Adaptive fuzzy sliding mode control applied to inverted pendulum. [PDF]

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Mohammed TK, Ezez SF, Siraj AZ, Abdissa CM.   +3 more
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NOMINAL CONVERGENCE: THE CASE OF ROMANIA [PDF]

Romanian Economic and Business Review, 2010
The main objectives of this paper are: determining the extent to which the indicators of nominal convergence reflect the reality of the Romanian economy, in order to find an optimal correlation between nominal and real convergence from the point of view of a dualist approach, meaning that there are opinions according to which nominal convergence (by ...
Ramona Orăştean, Silvia Mărginean
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Exchange Rate Regimes and the Nominal Convergence [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2003
The paper examines theoretical literature, recent EMU accession examples, and current CEECs performance in search of the optimal currency regime for meeting the Maastricht criteria. Currency board arrangements seems to provide the fastest convergence.
Mateusz Szczurek
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Real nominal convergence

, 2003
Tina Zumer, Uros Cufer
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Lessons from Nominal Convergence in Slovenia

Post-Communist Economies, 2007
Two years after joining the ERM2 mechanism Slovenia had fulfilled the legal requirements for joining EMU as well as the Maastricht criteria. This article analyses how the path to EMU affected Slovenian nominal convergence, more specifically yield spread movements for standardised maturities.
Andraž Grum
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NOMINAL CONVERGENCE IN ROMANIA [PDF]

Revista Tinerior Economisti(The Young Economists Journal), 2007
The recent EU enlargement process brings in attention the next obvious step, entering European Monetary Union. For the two new EU members, as well as for the ten entered in 2004, adopting the euro as national currency seems to be a priority objective, although it is not a choice, but a must.
Andreea-Maria Ciobanu
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