Sentence examples for compatible with control from inspiring English sources

The description of human operator dynamic characteristics in mathematical terms compatible with control engineering practice is an essential prerequisite to the analytical treatment of manual reactor control systems.

The magnitude of repositioning errors and the MPT obtained in the present study was also compatible with control groups in previous research (between 0.8° and 1.6°) [ 25, 30].

Although changes in affinity might meet the long-term goal to confer temporal control over delivery, we also wanted to establish whether the targeting peptides could be compatible with spatial control.

We will have to manage the implementation of new materials and device architecture options compatible with the control of low power dissipation and short channel effects together with high performance.

These arrays demonstrate highly desirable features such as 98% active surface area, five structural layers, planarized reflective surfaces boasting less than 2 nm of RMS surface roughness, less than 80 nm of peak planarity variance across 1 mm arrays, address potentials compatible with CMOS control electronics and built-in masking capabilities for deposition of reflective materials.

The concept of IPM consisted mainly of the use of insecticides in a manner that was compatible with biological control of insect pests but the focus of IPM began to shift to non-pesticidal strategy in the 1980s including expanded use of cultural control, introduction of resistant varieties and biological control (Norris et al. 2003).

Patients participating in this study showed mildly elevated HbA1c levels, compatible with incomplete control of hyperglycemia.

We first preprocessed the case data containing 29,755,199 SNV sites to make them compatible with the control data.

Analyses in slices allow precise stimulation of defined pathways and are compatible with strict control of metabolic status.

The AGO traps are compatible with other control methods such as source reduction and larviciding, space or residual spraying of insecticides, insecticide-impregnated materials, and the release of genetically modified or Wolbachia-infected males.

Rural land-use decisions based on maximizing sustainable use of land suitable for higher value crops (but compatible with hazard control and watershed conservation needs) - taking account of farmer's interests, needs, knowledge and ability to manage their own natural resources.