The phrase "a prescribed degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level of qualification or achievement that has been officially set or mandated.
Example: "To apply for this position, candidates must possess a prescribed degree in engineering or a related field."
Alternatives: "an established degree" or "a designated degree".
Both strategies make use of the linear regulator theory with a prescribed degree of stability.
In particular, a prescribed degree of stability is applied to provide a simple tuning parameter to the closed-loop performance.
The proposed method provides another degree-of-freedom in optimal controller design and makes the compensated system have a prescribed degree of stability.
The goal is to obtain a new surface that is combinatorially as simple as possible, while maintaining a prescribed degree of similarity with the original input surface.
Based on Lyapunov direct method, we prove that the RAFC scheme proposed in this paper can guarantee the closed-loop system to converge exponentially with a prescribed degree towards a residual ball around the equilibrium.
In this paper we investigate the cost of complexity, which is defined as the minimum amount of input power required to estimate the frequency response of a given linear time invariant system of order n with a prescribed degree of accuracy.
Convergence to any prescribed degree of precision was achieved with the algorithm.
Specifically, we investigate, for different flow profiles, how the channel length necessary to achieve a prescribed level of mixedness depends on the degree of lamination (number and thickness of lamellae) of the feed stream.
The procedure is designed to select and implement automatically the degrees of freedom in the domain (displacements) and on the boundary (surface forces) of the element to attain a prescribed level of accuracy.
A feedback controller has been designed using linear quadratic regulator with prescribed degree of stability to stabilize the decentralized linear time varying systems.
Analogous results are given for graphs with prescribed degree sequences, where cutoff is shown both for the simple and for the nonbacktracking random walk.
