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               FC. See field capacity        food safety
               feedback control system, 72     drug-resistant bacteria, 311
                 disturbance attenuation, 75, 76f  European regulations on, 313–314
                 high-frequency models and, 71  management, 309–321
                 unmodeled dynamic immunity      evolution of, 321
                    of, 69                       legislative requirement for, 320
               feedback controller design, 67–75  perspective, 320
                 Bode plot, 73–74                risk analysis and, 315–320
                 depth control for slurry injection   zoonotic foodborne hazards and,
                    example, 73–75                  310–311
                 example, 73–75, 75f           measures, 311–314
                 loop-shaping, 69–73           meat/meat products, 310
                   design procedure for, 72–73  risk analysis, 315–320, 315f
                 stability, 68–69              targets, 314, 314f
                 structure, 67–68, 67f         worldwide, 309–310
                 transfer function, 69–70        trade and, 311–312
               feedforward neural networks,   Food Safety Objectives (FSO),
                   4–5, 4f, 31                   314, 314f
               FEM. See finite-element method  food trade
               fermentation                    European, 312–314
                 ARA production and waste material   globalization of, 310
                    as, substrate, 458–459     international, 321
                 bioseparation processes, 283  risk analysis, 316
                 pyrolytic sugar, 238–239      world, 311–312
               FFT. See fast Fourier transform  foodborne pathogens, 316
               field capacity (FC), 197      Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR)
               figure of merit (FOM), 19         microimaging spectroscopy, 363
               filtration, 292–296, 292t     Fourier transformation, multisine split
                 bioseparation, 292–296, 292t    with, 59
                 cake resistance, 294        French press, 285–286
                 at constant pressure/rate,   frequency
                    294–295                    closed-loop control system, 72
                 cycle, 295                    domain characteristics, 59
                 fluid flow and, 293           domain model, 65–66
                 gel, chromatography and, 303, 303f  excited, response at, 62, 63
                 rate, 293–294                 ground speed, 62–64, 64f
                 resistance, pretreating cells to   nonexcited, response at, 62, 63
                    alleviate, 295–296         nonlinearity and, 62
                 streptomyces, 296             response function, 66
                 theory, 293–294               spectrum, 60
                 time, 295                   frequency-shift theorem, 39
                 washing rate, 295           frost protection, 201
                 water, irrigation and, 206  fruit
               finite-element method (FEM),    auxins and, 404–408, 414, 421,
                   143–144                        423–429
                 substrate heating, 152–153    BA thinning of, 430, 437
               flocculation, 291–292           calcium chloride treatment of,
               flooding, wild, 203. See also National   437–442
                   Flood Frequency             calcium in, 405, 415
               FOM. See figure of merit          auxins and, 423–429
               Food and Agriculture Organization   BRs and, 406
                   (FAO), 311                    deficiency of, 410
               food contamination, 309           distribution of, 423–429
               food hygiene, risk analysis, 316  gibberellins and, 408–409, 428–429
               food packaging                    growth regulators and, 429
                 engineering of, 325–345         leaves and, 417, 418f
                 importance of, 325              quality and, 413–414
                 materials, 326–328              retardants and, 410–411, 415, 416f,
               food production chain, 314, 314f     420, 423–429
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