Through this approach, the systems present greater potential for covering the space requirements, thus presenting more possibilities on a design basis, and more flexible control strategies, as well.
As a bonus, it permits finer and more flexible control adjustments to be made.Applied to a car's throttle, the result is increased responsiveness and a consistent pedal feel, irrespective of the conditions.
The second major difference is that we present a generalized color variation curve (GCVC), providing more flexible control for color transfer over in-between images.
Although the application of nonparametric Poisson models amounted to a great advance over earlier designs, enabling more flexible control of unmeasured confounding variables that change over time, the problems detected, such as the difficulty in setting the number of degrees of freedom, seem to have heightened interest in other alternatives, such as CCO.
One example of the advantages of having more flexible control is found in the microgrid in [34], where a power electronic interface between part of the microgrid and the main grid serves to provide multiple power quality levels within the microgrid area.
This new process allows more flexible control of the depth of hydrogen accumulation and the location of layer cleavage.
The Active Networking (AN) approach[16, 69] was popularized at the same time as OpenSig, i.e., in the mid 1990s, when the Internet was rapidly commercializing and experiencing the need of more flexible control.
There are a number of more advanced configurations, which Google explains in technical detail here, including support for the Save to Drive button's JavaScript API, which allows for programmatic and more flexible control of the buttons on your web pages.
In comparison with previous studies, this work allows strip design with freeform developable patches, generates better results in the surface assessment, and provides more flexible control on the design shape.
