The phrase "actions control" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the concept of controlling actions or managing behaviors, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The effectiveness of the program relies on actions control to ensure participants adhere to the guidelines."
Alternatives: "behavior management" or "action regulation".
Repetitive control involves two types of actions: control and learning; but the insertion of a low-pass filter in a modified repetitive controller, which is employed to guarantee the stability of the system, mixes the two actions together.
Don't let other's words or actions control your attitude.
Otherwise known as neuropsychiatric symptoms (NPS) of dementia; these horrible problems metastasize as dementia siphons away control over thoughts and actions, control that we take for granted every waking second of every day.
The sculpture works like a giant puppet, its actions controlled by a complex choreography of cables.
Do all neurons participate in every behavior, or are individual actions controlled by dedicated subsets?
"From the beginning, nobody on the prosecution side would want the victim's actions controlled by the civil attorney.
The study concluded that both additive and dominant gene actions controlled the expression of characters in okra.
Asked about the prospect of interest rates rising, he also insisted it was the government's actions controlling public spending that were keeping interest rates low.
The compilation needs to be an expeditious succinct statement of – depending on context – objective, constraints, hypotheses and risks, and of the appropriate actions, controls and tests.
Integral-action control used in existing AO systems is compared with the LQG controller.
As far as fuzzy logic based multivariable control systems are concerned, it is not always an easy task to express control strategies in the form of related multi-situations to multi-actions control rules.
