Sentence examples for be controlled and predicted from inspiring English sources
After a system has been modeled, the system can be controlled and predicted.
The average surface roughness of aluminum sheets ranging from 3 to 30 nm (over a 5 × 5 μm scan area) can be controlled and predicted by varying the applied potential and polishing time when electropolishing is performed at 4 °C (i.e., the low level of solution temperature).
The interactions of cells with synthetic surfaces are a critical factor in biomaterials design and it would be invaluable if these interactions could be precisely controlled and predicted.
In addition, based on the robust plating settings, the composition of Sn Zn alloys could be precisely controlled and predicted by adjusting the composition of the plating baths.
The importance of these complicating factors relative to the desired reaction to be controlled cannot be predicted, and needs to be experimentally determined.
We define an oscillation's waveform quantitatively as a function of signal amplitude, rest time, rise time, and decay time; by systematically tuning RelA concentration, the strength of negative feedback, and the degradation rate of IκBα, we demonstrate that peak shape and frequency of oscillations can be controlled in vivo and predicted mathematically.
However, some have defended the local authorities, pointing out the sheer number of people can be difficult to control and predict.
A closed loop control is achieved by predicting and evaluating future states of the system with respect to a desired performance index for the system to be controlled.
Swarm intelligent systems, or artificial swarms, self-organize into useful emergent structures that are capable of solving complex problems, but are difficult to control and predict.
Recent research has illustrated how digital technologies give rise to a vast potential for product and service innovation that is difficult to control and predict.
