Sentence examples for Placement criterion from inspiring English sources

The placement criterion is based on a previously defined concept called control reconfigurability, which imposes a requirement on the minimum Hankel singular values for all anticipated fault scenarios.

The selection of the several algorithm components, i.e., grid placement criterion, spatial discretization scheme, time integrator, adaptation frequency, and parameter tuning, are investigated and illustrated with several test examples, i.e., the cubic Schrödinger equation, a model of a single-step reaction with diffusion, and a model of flame propagation.

The concept on which these systems are based exploits piezoelectric transducers––uniformly distributed on the member––to transform strain energy into capacitive energy: this last will be subsequently dissipated using resistors, the optimal value of which is determined by a pole placement criterion.

Other advantages of the methodology are the use of the polytopic model for the power system, which provides robustness (with respect to the operating conditions) to the design process and the use of a regional pole placement criterion as a design objective, allowing the imposition of a minimum damping ratio for all modes of the controlled system.

Maximizing a measure of the controllability is very common actuator placement criteria.

This means that, even after the recent changes to the placement criteria, the unlucky ones will continue to be placed in non-statutory settings.

Finally, we investigate alternative placement criteria and show that the most commonly applied bottom left criteria does not perform as well as other options.

In this paper, a number of different actuator placement criteria are compared in the context of controlling vibrations on a simply supported beam.

To guide the contractors, armour layers deemed to have been placed with acceptable standards, units must satisfy special placement criteria given by the Core-Loc developer.

For this reason, it is also challenging to design a repeatable numerical method that reliably positions units into armour layers that satisfy the developer's special placement criteria.

The teacher placement criteria for specific children's age within kindergartens and childcare facilities need to be unified.