Sentence examples for Optimally adjusted from inspiring English sources

Each zone's space temperature set points are optimally adjusted to maintain thermal comfort.

Important steps are degree of freedom analysis, definition of optimal operation (cost and constraints), and evaluation of the loss when the controlled variables are kept constant rather than optimally adjusted.

The salient object and feature line locations in the cropped image are further optimally adjusted by adopting a triangular mesh-based warping technique, which also allows fitting the proposed approach for image retargeting.

However, under real-world driving conditions with uncertainties such as hilly roads, both near-optimality and charge-sustenance of ECMS are not guaranteed unless the equivalent factor (EF) is optimally adjusted in real-time.

I show that regulation under these inefficient instruments (such as design standards or concentration standards) can lead to net losses under trade liberalization even if emissions are optimally adjusted for trade.

There are two cases presented in this paper: the effects of multiple vibration neutralizers on the kinetic energy of a continuous structure, all tuned to a particular natural frequency, and when the tuning ratio of each neutralizer is optimally adjusted at each excitation frequency using quadratic minimization technique.

Be prepared to spend some time clicking around the menus to optimally adjust the sound.

In this paper, we propose and study several schemes for optimally adjusting the depth of the de-jitter buffer.

Our findings imply the need for optimally adjusting ward temperature (e.g., about 19 °C in this study) for the management of patients with acute psychotic exacerbation of schizophrenia.

This paper presents an innovative algorithm, called ABTF (adaptive brightness transfer function), designed to optimally adjust the gray-levels used in echocardiography.

We show that these policies are costly to shareholders who then optimally adjust RPE as a way to minimize this cost, effectively undoing the intended consequences of the systemic-risk-reducing policies.