Sentence examples for command governors from inspiring English sources

The results are also shown to apply to conventional command governors.

Extended command governors (ECGs) are add-on schemes that modify set-point commands as necessary to ensure that imposed state and control constraints are not violated by closed-loop systems designed for set-point tracking.

This paper proposes a novel class of Command Governor (CG) strategies for input/state constrained linear systems subject to bounded disturbances in the absence of explicit state measurement or its estimation.

The paper deals with the application of the so-called Reference (or Command) Governor constrained control strategy to the shape control of plasmas in thermonuclear fusion reactors with the main scope of optimizing tokamak operations also in conditions very close to the operating envelope limits.

The government's new plan would place local police departments under the command of governors, preserving the closely guarded autonomy of the states and allowing the authorities to more easily move people to trouble spots.

Mr. Calderón called the plan, which would unify state and local forces and place them under the command of governors, a major "change of course" on the path to establishing competent, trusted policing in a country he admitted often lacked it.

The logistics might be challenging, but the patriotic citizens of Bastrop, Texas already have volunteered themselves and their town to the cause of freedom -- provided the exercise is monitored by the Texas State Guard under the command of Governor Abbott.

Welcomed in Paris, La Salle was given an audience with Louis XIV, who favoured him by commanding the governor to make full restitution of La Salle's property.

In the provinces, the Mamlūks maintained ḥājibs as officers second or third in command after the governors and authorized to take their place in their absence or death.

Its units -- serving under the command of the governors of 50 states, the District of Colombia and three territories -- evolved into a distinct force, separate and unequal.

"The 'just trust us' approach may work in a period when the chair and the board of governors command widespread support," he and three colleagues wrote in Foreign Affairs.