Sentence examples for competing control from inspiring English sources

Utilizing the Macroscopic Fundamental Diagram (MFD) as the traffic performance indicator, we formulate a dynamic system model, and design a Model Predictive Control (MPC) based controller coupling two competing control objectives and optimizing the performance at the local and the network level as a whole.

Depending on the objective function which is used for the evaluation of competing control systems, we propose two different formulations.

The proposed model is then employed to assess competing control system designs by examining local vs. global control schemes as well as considering several alternate active patch locations, both with and without the passive damping.

In this context the only way to systematically gauge uncertainty and the effectiveness of competing control strategies is through data-driven modeling efforts [4] [9].

The red signal of chromosome 12 is not completely missing, however, the green signal of competing control DNA is more apparent (signal ratio shifted to green, see ratio profile).

Rather than address more general issues, this paper focuses on human control systems rather than the corresponding dynamics and, in particular, compares two competing control theories.

Design of distributed algorithms must therefore be careful that these approximations do not lead to instability due to competing controls between neighbouring regions, and must take into consideration communication delays between sensors and local controllers [38], and inaccuracies in local estimates of state information [39].

Iliescu took compete control of the television and shamelessly promoted the "Front" for the first so-called democratic election scheduled, slandering the few leaders who had managed to organize minor opposition parties.

In addition we have also competed control males against themselves with one male marked and a second male unmarked.

To compare seizure duration (in minutes), we will build a semi-parametric regression model (Cox or Fine Gray) appropriate for an analysis of competing risks (control of SE vs. death without control of SE).

Competing process control strategies are also considered and compared with LQG control.