The phrase "avoid steady" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding a constant or unchanging state, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "To improve performance, we need to avoid steady progress and aim for rapid growth."
Alternatives: "avoid constant" or "steer clear of stability".
To avoid steady-state internal stresses at the held object, kinetostatic filtering of the control action is introduced together with internal force feedback.
The main idea is to analyze the steady-state relationships between the manipulated (input) variables and the potential controlled (output) variables to identify input output (IO) pairings that are sensitive and avoid steady-state multiplicities providing a large range of nearly linear operating region around the base case design.
Darst's father spent his entire life planning to write a novel, and made a career of avoiding steady work, leaving his family in relative poverty.
He did occasional odd jobs, provided they were not too strenuous, but he avoided steady work with considerable ingenuity, and complete success.
This method avoids steady-state assumptions and incorporates information from biokinetic models.
The nuclear squeeze A bloody mess An agreement, sort of Reprints Related items America in Iraq: After FallujahNov 11th 2004Still, the Americans made full use of their firepower to move into Fallujah as fast as possible so as to avoid the steady build-up of Iraqi outrage during April's fighting.
Trying to avoid the steady glare of Mr. Mullet, 66, Mrs. Mullet testified that after her husband, Eli, had psychiatric breakdowns, her father-in-law first told her to sit in his lap and kiss him, then days later had her sleep with him nightly for what he called marriage counseling.
I'm sure I'd manage to avoid a steady stream of problems by actually maintaining my car.
The proportional-integral design will avoid the steady-state error, but it will decrease the responsiveness by almost 1° of magnitude.
Dai Fujikura's "Eternal Escape," for solo cello, uses those elements to evoke the energy of pop dance music, while avoiding the steady beat that is one of the form's characteristics.
