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(45) In response to this challenge, DARPA is investing heavily in the Collaborative Operations in Denied Environments (CODE) project, "which would allow multiple drones to independently fly to their objective and then find, identify and kill their targets." (46) Under CODE, a swarm of AWS would have a single human operator in theater (or no direct human operator at all), as opposed to the status quo of positioning multiple operators for each system far from the battlespace for nonautonomous, remote-control weapons like Predator UAVs.

For example, Torelli [15] considered stability of Euler methods for the nonautonomous nonlinear delay differential equations.

Belyaeva, "Nonautonomous solitons in external potentials," Physical Review Letters, vol.

Thandapani, "Oscillation of solutions of nonlinear difference equation with a super-linear neutral term," Nonautonomous Dynamical Systems, vol.

The forced van der Pol (vdP) oscillator (nonautonomous) and Rossler system (autonomous) are used in the present work for numerical examples on the aPBC robustness and tradeoff between estimation accuracy and computational cost.

In this article, we propose a new nonautonomous model to explore the transmission and control of Guinea worm disease in a heterogeneous population of South Sudan.

Motivated by these articles, we investigate the stability of the nonautonomous perturbed fractional semilinear system of the form

Ladas, "On the Nonautonomous Equation [x.sub.n+1] = max{[A.sub.n]/[x.sub.n], [B.sub.n]/[x.sub.n-1]}," in Taiwan: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Difference Equations, pp.

On the other hand is execution flexibility, where systems that have tight constraints on available actions are considered nonautonomous. Examples include a land mine, trip-wire explosive, or defensive gun emplacement, as opposed to a robotic tank ordered simply to "guard a perimeter," which most would consider autonomous.