Sentence examples for concept to control from inspiring English sources
The paper presents an approach and concept to control a mechatronic system.
This paper introduces the AC concept to control architectures of AMVs to endow them with resilience and environmental efficiency.
The Stratospheric Shield was proposed as a geoengineering concept to control the Earth's climate and reverse global warming.
The methodology of Neubauer et al. is a very innovative concept to control authentication, authorization and access to medical data and provides perfect privacy, but lacks an unambiguous pseudonymization transformation of a patient identifier for secondary use.
In [14] for instance, Nakoulima et al. utilized these concepts to control distributed linear systems possessing missing data.
The other games do the following: relationship utility evaluates the constructo results, functionym brainstorms new ways to use concepts, idea interval captures the semantic distance between concepts to control injected concepts, concept cull removes poor ideas, and think tank provides memes to recruit new solvers.
Based on this investigation a remedy to stabilize the algorithm is suggested which is based on well known concepts to control the hourglass effects in the Finite Element Method.
Another problem is raised by the highly multivariate character of the data which requires suited concepts to control significance in multiple testing.
The KBIN procedure follows from basic probability concepts, to control the probability that the number of false positives V is not larger than k to be α, that is, where V is the number of false positives, assumed to follow a Binomial distribution, with k defined by the user.
A key component of modern technology education is to understand the concepts related to control (Whalley, 1992; DeLuca, 1988).
Compared with propulsion systems and channel flow accelerators, EMFC concepts applied to control surface aerodynamics have not seen the same level of advancement that may eventually produce a device that can be integrated with an aircraft or missile.
