Sentence examples for capability of feedback from inspiring English sources
To address this issue, an approach based on Cyclic Bayesian Networks (CBNs) is presented in this paper to enhance its capability of feedback modeling.
In this work, we study the capability of feedback control to suppress alternans both spatially and temporally in an extracted rabbit heart and in a cable of cardiac cells.
Having their advantages in being transparent and computationally straightforward, the main drawbacks of I/O models lie in the focus on short-term effects and the non-capability of feedback effects [87].
The exact number of bits used for such information feedback depends on the capability of the feedback channel and the required accuracy, but this is certainly a large amount of overhead.
The critical step lies in our capability of detecting feedback loops.
The use of bursts fast outbursts produced by an asynchronous sequential machine during transition can enhance the capabilities of output feedback controllers to overcome uncertainties when controlling nondeterministic asynchronous sequential machines.
While the capability of stabilization without feedback is appealing, this formulation has drawbacks from a design perspective.
Also, the capability of the proposed feedback control laws in solving a formerly organized transport problem of a liquid filled container has been demonstrated in simulations.
Hence, they have the capability of attracting wider feedback on national developmental issues, including health.
In this paper, a portable rehabilitation device is proposed that can serve as a tool in diagnosing gait abnormalities in individuals with stroke and has the capability of providing vibration feedback to help compensate for the asymmetric gait.
Automatic monitoring of the concentration of test gases and other environmental variables in small animal inhalation exposure chambers, coupled with computing capability and feedback control of the concentration of test gas, allows almost fully automatic operation of the chambers with a minimal amount of human intervention.
