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U(k) := u i+k,−i ,i = ..., −1, 0, 1,... ;  globally asymptotically stable state  See
                                                                     asymptotically stable in the large.
                                 k = 0, 1,...}

                               Y(k) := y i+k,−i ,i = ..., −1, 0, 1,... ;
                                                                     glove  in power line work, this refers to
                                 k = 0, 1,...} for k ≥ q             conductors which are energized with volt-
                                                                     ages low enough to be safely contacted by
                                                                     workers wearing suitable rubber gloves, to
                              global positioning system (GPS)  system
                                                                     the range of voltages at which the practice is
                              of18primarysatellitesinmediumearthorbit,
                                                                     allowed, and to the gloves themselves.
                              distributed so that at least four are simultane-
                              ously visible from each point on the globe;  GMAW  See gas metal arc welding.
                              typically used in timing and positioning ap-
                              plications.                            GMSK       See minimum-shift keying
                                                                     Gaussian.
                              global reconstructibility of generalized 2-
                              D model   the generalized 2-D model    goat head  the top of a tower.

                                Ex i+1,j+1 = A 1 x i+1,j + A 2 x i,j+1  Gold book  See IEEE Color Books.
                                            + B 1 u i+1,j + B 2 u i,j+1
                                                                     Gold sequences   a set of spreading se-
                                      y ij = Cx ij
                                                                     quences developed by the coding theorist R.
                              is called globally reconstructible if any of its  Gold in 1966 that are typically used in a mul-
                              global semistates                      tiple access system utilizing direct sequence
                                                                     spread spectrum. The set of Gold sequences

                              X(q) := x i−q,−i ,i = ..., −1, 0, 1,... ;  is the solution of a problem in sequence de-
                                                                     sign, where the criteria is the minimization of
                                 q = 0, 1,...}
                                                                     the maximum cross-correlation between any
                              may be calculated using past outputs and in-  two sequences in the set under all possible
                              puts of the model, i.e.,               cyclic shifts of one sequence relative to the
                                                                     other. See also cross-correlation.

                              U(k) := u i+k,−i ,i = ..., −1, 0, 1,... ;
                                                                     Gompertz dynamics  the simplest nonlin-
                                 k = 0, 1,...}
                                                                     ear, with sigmoidal growth function, model

                               Y(k) := y i+k,−i ,i = ..., −1, 0, 1,... ;
                                                                     of population dynamics. The unperturbed
                                 k = 0, 1,...} for k ≤ q             growth of population is described by the first-
                                                                     order differential equation

                                                                                        x max
                              Global System for Mobile Communica-              ˙ x = gxln
                              tions (GSM)   a set of systems specifica-                    x
                              tions that describe the Pan European digi-  where x is an average number of individuals
                              tal mobile cellular radio system. This set of  in the population with maximal value (the
                              13 recommendations describe service, syn-  so-called plateau population) x max and g is
                              chronization, hardware, operating and main-  a positive growth parameter. The Gompertz
                              tenance characteristics for the system.  equation may be simplified using the dimen-
                                                                     sionless scaling
                              globally asymptotically stable equilibrium                 x max
                                                                                y = ln
                              an asymptotically stable equilibrium (see the              x
                              definition) with a region of attraction (see the  which leads to a linear equation of the form
                                                n
                              definition) equal to < (n-dimensional real
                              Euclidean space).                                    ˙ y =−gy



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