Sentence examples for Dynamically compensated from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a dynamically compensated Spindle-Integrated Force Sensor system to measure cutting forces.
This paper presents a dynamically compensated velocity observer (DCVO), in which acceleration measurement is employed to estimate velocity.
Using radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) technique, we first propose a novel finite-time multivariable neural network disturbance observer (FMNNDO) to estimate the external disturbance and model uncertainty, where the neural network (NN) approximation errors can be dynamically compensated by adaptive law.
The desired operation would be to have the edge areas dynamically compensated by nearby transmitters whenever a user is active in its relative region of interest.
The result suggests that force fluctuations at individual cell cell junctions can be dynamically compensated by forces at other cell junctions.
These results show that, during major morphological changes, force fluctuations at individual cell cell junctions can be dynamically compensated by forces at other cell junctions.
Several error compensation mechanisms are designed to dynamically compensate the system (e.g., hash collisions) while its states are changing, and thus substantially improve its accuracy in superspreaders identification.
The DOB acts as a compensator and improves the operation performance by dynamically compensating the setpoints for the basic control system according to the observed various disturbances and plant uncertainties.
It can dynamically compensate the temperature induced wavelength shift of the FBG and the effect of temperature on the demodulated sensing signals is minimized.
This work describes how Adaptive Body Biasing can be applied on the Clock Distribution Networks (CDNs) to dynamically compensate the thermally induced skews.
This method does not only dynamically compensate for shortcoming caused by static decoupling but also overcomes the impact of model error on system performance caused by model approximation and uncertainty.
