However, if the track layout becomes too compact from radius 0 to 0.5 mm, error increases due to poor feature quality.
Furthermore, by combining graph theory and Lyapunov analysis method, it is proved that all the signals of the resulting closed-loop system are globally bounded, and the tracking errors of subsystems exponentially converge to a compact set, whose radius is adjustable by choosing different controller design parameters.
Ignitor takes a different approach than ITER, using a much smaller and more compact tokamak (it's radius is 1.3 meters compared with ITER's 6.2 meters) and a much stronger magnetic field to compress the plasma.
As the ionomer concentration is raised, an increasing fraction of the single chains associates to form small compact aggregates with a radius of gyration of 150Åand consisting of three chains.
There are three examples of the radius, a compact and massive bone in Plesiorycteropus which resembles the pangolin radius.
Under strata conditions, as the wall rock is compacted, the pore throat radius of the wall rock is much smaller than that of isolated sand bodies.
Capable of riding in a straight line with its rear wheel parallel as well as ultra-tight turning radii, the compact and nearly symmetrical Bicymple is distinguished by the lack of a chain and the placement of pedals on the rear wheel.
Under the assumption of a compact sphere, the calculated radii of gyration are corresponding to geometrical diameters (d geo) of 130 260 nm, and of 168 nm at the peak maximum.
Dextran dimensions in crowded solutions are more compact than their Stokes radii, but cannot be readily measured and vary depending on the dextran MW because of the nature of the dextran polymerization process, which results in different branching and structuring for the different sizes.
Next year Delphi's Quadrasteer steering system will hit the market, improving handling enough to give a full-size pickup truck the same tight turning radius as a compact car.
