Sentence examples for common output from inspiring English sources
To reduce the design complexity, a common output model for subsystems is employed by the use of local nonlinear rules.
Two light-induced growth reactions in a unicellular cylindrical sporangiophore of Phycomyces blakesleeanus vertical growth acceleration under symmetrical irradiation (photomecism) and directional growth under unilateral irradiation (phototropism)—share common input light perception as well as common output growth mechanism but have strongly divergent dynamics and other distinctive features.
This paper distinguishes two kinds of fixed input allocation problems: the problem of allocating a fixed cost across a set of comparable decision making units (DMUs) and that of allocating a fixed resource along with sharing a common output target among DMUs.
Based on super CCR efficiency invariance and practical feasibility, we adopt the data envelopment analysis technique to build three models for solving the two problems of allocating the above two kinds of fixed inputs among all DMUs and the common output target sharing problem companying with the fixed resource allocation, respectively.
Second, by constructing a common Lyapunov function relying on the designed state observer, the common output feedback controller independent of switching signals is designed based on the backstepping method so as to guarantee the global asymptotic stability of the resulting closed-loop switched system under arbitrary switchings.
Weight of the rth common output.
Number of common outputs.
First, given that STN and globus pallidus projections terminate on common outputs, it is possible that a simple summation of inhibitory and excitatory signals at the GPi itself results in a separate race for disinhibiting pallidal projections to the thalamus.
To constitute a common point, output temperature of the UTC has been selected as the output variable.
All 32 channels share one common current output buffer to drive a load resistor.
This common art output forms a broad basis underlying the more distinctive arts peculiar to particular areas.
