This study not only takes the fuzzy control and neural network control advantageous, but also presents an algorithm in which the phase sequence is changeable.
Thus, a multi-phase and phase sequence-changeable control scheme is achieved in the intersection.
However, in their vast majority, putative TAAs in prokaryotic genomes remain poorly annotated, due to their sequence diversity and changeable domain architecture.
The full mobility of the moving platform is realized by a series of changeable over-constrained (lower mobility) systems, via what are called actuation sequences.
Since climate is innately changeable, it's difficult to say when, exactly, in this sequence natural variation could be ruled out as the sole cause.
Mr. Dillon's sound world is variegated and changeable: sudden crescendos evaporate in pianissimo chords; quiet pizzicato passages unfold into sequences of descending slides that evoke whining, at times, and exoticism elsewhere.
In the sequences with Dennis, he longs to be accepted by the changeable friend and is confounded when the labile pal repeatedly attacks him as ineffective, (Far harsher words are employed).
Much of his quintet's set — tunes from the last few years, as well as one piece, "Wandering Wonder," from his first album, in 1991 — sounded less like a sequence of songs than like one long and highly changeable entity.
For the same set of factors, experts were asked to rate their changeability on a 10-point Likert scale (1 = not changeable at all, 10 = very changeable).
Researchers have put forward different equivalent models of inverter-based DG to analyze their fault characteristics, such as the current source with a parallel changeable impedance [10], the voltage source with a series changeable impedance [11], and the current source controlled by positive sequence voltage at common coupling point (PCC) [12].
