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In the paper industry, according to the McKinsey study, one company achieved a 5% increase in its production by automatically adjusting the shape and intensity of the flames that heat the kilns for the lime used to coat paper.
Porsche said that "Instruments are intuitively operated by eye-tracking and gesture control, some even via holograms – highly oriented toward the driver by automatically adjusting the displays to the driver's position".
RCB [13], DCB [14], and the method in [32] can obtain superior output SINR by automatically adjusting the look direction to SOI.
FCS/nORB features feedback control loops that provide real-time performance guarantees by automatically adjusting the rate of remote method invocations transparently to an application.
Although, this model is able to improve ISPs' performance by automatically adjusting the resources allocation of each customer, it still suffers from two main limitations.
Therefore, many closed-loop DBS control systems have been designed to tackle these problems by automatically adjusting the stimulation parameters via feedback from neural signals, which has been reported to reduce the power consumption.
The dissolved oxygen concentration was controlled at 30% of saturation by automatically adjusting both the agitation speed (in the range 200-600 rpm) and the composition of the gas stream supplied to the bioreactor (by mixing pure oxygen with air).
By contrast, a proprietary coil shape in the HaloIPT system solves this problem by automatically adjusting for varying gaps between the transmitter and receiving pads.
Sony's Digital Cinema Auto Calibration (DCAC) simplifies surround sound setup with the push of a button by automatically adjusting speaker frequency, distance and level.
Moreover, by automatically adjusting P-values for multiple comparisons [ 33, 34] and iteratively re-estimating the null distribution exclusive of detected SCAs [ 9], SAIC can preserve the intrinsic false positive rate, without compromising detection power to resort to sometimes overly conservative schemes [ 3, 14- 16].
