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who developed a theory of social and economic progress in which changing manners and patterns of consumption played a signal role in the redefinition of the self—not least among women.

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Abstract: The paper puts forward a modified discrete-time super-twisting (DTST) control strategy for the speed regulation system of permanent magnet synchronous motor (PMSM) to strengthen the control ...