Sentence examples for adjusting a single from inspiring English sources

The benefit of our control approach is that the PID gains are tuned conveniently by adjusting a single ∈ gain-factor.

Note that the generation of ρ based on the gamma distribution allows the modelling of various network operating conditions just by adjusting a single parameter.

On these shores, Carl, for whom adjusting a single word was a sacrilege, got a call from his publisher suggesting that American singers would be more likely to record "Answer Me" sans religious overtones.

We introduce a new and efficient algorithm that is able to capture persistent domains across various resolutions by adjusting a single scale parameter.

After adjusting a single cell suspension of BMDM to a density of 1 × 10 cells/mL, 1 mL cell suspension was added into each well of 12-well plates.

This highlights the importance of fine-tuning the entire network, rather than adjusting a single pathway or component — such a combinatorial approach has been proposed for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Kiskinis et al., 2014).

For example, Quickshot's batch editor that lets you adjust a single style – like the filter, brightness, depth and more – and then apply it multiple images all at once.

Therefore, when presented with a new task on the same structure, the search is restricted to a subspace of the full parameter space, and all you need to do is adjust a single meta-dial thereby speeding up learning.

In addition, a good trade-off between the audio quality and data transmission performance is achieved by adjusting only a single parameter in the SSA algorithm.

The present study builds on previous work on age-related differences in adjusting to a single visuo-motor rotation [16] in order to explore the impact of additional visual cues on implicit and explicit knowledge contributing to visuo-motor adjustment.

First, because we only adjusted for a single baseline MR-proANP value, we were not able to adjust for heart failure that has developed during the follow-up period or for potential variability in concentrations.