Sentence examples for arbitrarily control from inspiring English sources

Dündar said all the signs indicated that a period of "lawlessness" was under way and the state of emergency was being used by the government as a pretext to arbitrarily control the judiciary.

We present a new method to arbitrarily control surface concentration from one alloyed target.

Dilated convolutions allow us to arbitrarily control the field-of-view (FOV) of the network.

Notice that, although all measurements have been carried out under synchronized transmissions, we can arbitrarily control the time delay between the transmitters by using the received signals during the perfect IA transmission stage.

We found that often it is not possible to arbitrarily control all degrees of freedom of Resch's origami structures, since a halt in the folding/deployment path can occur, with the structure locked in a singular configuration.

In this way, as we arbitrarily control the value of (nu) we can identify the values of (eta) where the population stops cooperating and begins to defect; also it makes possible to see how this transition takes place for the different network topologies.

From cyclic pitch testing, the direction and magnitude of moment can be arbitrarily controlled by cyclic pitch control.

If the accuracy with which a device simulates a model can be arbitrarily controlled and guaranteed then it is often elevated to the status of a computer, a name that reflects our trust in the device.

Our method is a controlled approximation in the sense that the error incurred by ignoring boundary conflicts can be quantified intrinsically, during the course of a simulation, and decreased arbitrarily (controlled) by modifying a few problem-dependent simulation parameters.

A second approach may arise from newly developed techniques in synthetic biology, where the expression of a single enzyme may be precisely and arbitrarily controlled over time.

This paper presents technique that makes it possible to derive suboptimal dual controller in closed-form for arbitrarily long control horizon.