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observer [əb′zər·vər]
(control systems)
A linear system B driven by the inputs and outputs of another linear system A which produces an output that converges to some linear function of the state of system A. Also known as state estimator; state observer.


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Dominic, and the reformed Observants in the Congregation of Lombardy (created in 1459).
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41) The Capuchins were created in Italy in 1525, as a third branch of the Franciscan order that already included Observants and Conventuals, differing from each other as regards the ideal of poverty.
 
 
 
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