Sentence examples for as a decoupling from inspiring English sources

But Europeans have also learned that there is no such thing as a "decoupling" from a crisis that began in America, so a single currency cannot, on its own, protect Europeans from external shocks.

This term is added to deal with the grid impedance effects since it acts as a decoupling term.

A final way of thinking about imagination treats imagined as a "decoupling" or "facsimile" or "counterpart" operator (cf. Leslie 1987; Goldman 2000; Budd 1989) that can, in principle, be attached to any (mental) state.

As we adopt a decoupling capacitance of 220 pF, a high-pass filter (HPF) with a cutoff frequency of 3 Hz is formed.

We interpret these findings as evidence of a decoupling between Tg and cooperative segmental mobility in nanospheres.

From 2015, there will be new syllabuses, less non-exam assessment and AS will be decoupled from A-level.

This crossover is characterized by a much stronger density dependence of the diffusivity in the cluster phase (ρ > 10) and, as we discuss below, a decoupling of self- and collective motions.

According to Axiomatic Design, the synthesis of mechanical tolerances can be described as a redundant decoupled design.

This system is proposed to operate as a "partially decoupled option" in this project since such retrofit requires no modification on the existing hardware.

The proposed approach guaranties a predefined disturbance attenuation level and convergence of the observer, as well as unknown input decoupling and state and actuator fault estimation.

As mentioned, we found a decoupling of the CPM-score for spinal nocifensive reflex activity from CPM-scores based on subjective pain report.