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                        reported non-linear dead-zone model is able to represent more realistic
                        non-linear dynamics in the dead-zone input of actuators. Both of these
                        two models can be reformulated as a combination of a linear term (with
                        time-varying gain) and a disturbance-like term, which is suitable for adap-
                        tive control designs.


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