The phrase "a suitable law" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a law that is appropriate or fitting for a particular situation or context.
Example: "The committee is currently reviewing a suitable law to address the environmental concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "an appropriate law" or "a fitting law".
A suitable control law is designed to drive the robot in an image database.
If the initial error belongs to a (C,A -invariant set, then it C,A -invariant thisetethen means of a suitable observation law.
Rather than built with hard physical devices, these passive elements including mechanical springs, dampers, and masses are emulated by the linear motor with a suitable feedback law.
A suitable SMC law is designed to ensure that the state trajectories can be driven onto the specified sliding surface during the assigned finite-time interval.
Nonlinear local control and additional integral action is introduced to design a suitable control law guaranteeing l2 string stability of the system with respect to bounded disturbances.
There is a need to create a combined mathematical model consisting of thrust force, torque and feed rate coupled with a suitable control law for simultaneous control of thrust force as well as torque for delamination free drilling of composites.
However, the conventional "sign" method with constant gains is replaced by the boundary layer sliding mode technique with time-varying gains, which are on-line selected in accordance to a suitable adaptation law.
In order to establish a suitable constitutive law for this class of materials, we utilized the homogenisation technique that permits us to calculate the average strain energy density of the volume.
With the measured sectioning parameters and other parameters determined based on previous studies, the effects of sectioning speed on the thermomechanical response of this polymer were analyzed using an existing adiabatic shearing model and a suitable constitutive law.
