Sentence examples for been designed to compensate from inspiring English sources

Numerous governmental policies have been designed to compensate for losses in wealth incurred by people relocated in the wake of new dam construction.

The mirrors available for compression after the second stage had originally been designed to compensate the dispersion of fused silica and could not fully cancel the positive chirp after broadening in crystalline quartz.

The "h" index and its variants have been designed to compensate for these shortcomings, and have been successfully used in the fields of physics, mathematics, and biology, and more recently in medicine.

Whereas a revolving objective correction collar has been designed to compensate SA, its adjustment requires manual operation and is inevitably accompanied by considerable focal shift, making it difficult to acquire the best image of a given fluorescent object.

Regarding vehicular A channel models, an error floor can be observed in both downlink and uplink streams because channel estimation has not been designed to compensate the intercarrier interference (ICI) generated by the channel fast time variations.

Considering our algorithm has been designed to compensate the nucleotide composition bias from genomic background, such a tendency of signal conservation by different GC content seems to be nontrivial and worth further studying.

Then a digital controller which is a lag compensator is designed to compensate the system.

Finally, an adaptive error compensator is designed to compensate an approximation error of RFNN.

Based on the formulas, a method for real-time magnetic compensation is designed to compensate the ferromagnet's moment.

On the basis of identified parameters and Lyapunov stability theory, a backstepping integral adaptive compensator is designed to compensate the nonlinear friction disturbance.

The compensation controller is designed to compensate for the difference between the ideal computational controller and the FNN controller.