Sentence examples for conflicting control from inspiring English sources

There typically exist different and often conflicting control objectives, e.g., reference tracking, robustness and economic performance, in many chemical processes.

The challenge in developing an HEV control strategy lies in the satisfaction of often conflicting control constraints involving fuel consumption, emissions and driveability, without over-depleting the battery state of charge at the end of the defined driving cycle.

This dissertation explores the relationship between architectural form and social theory through a study of the work of the Soviet unofficial architectural group NER (New Element of Settlement) which was formed in an atmosphere of conflicting control and liberation during the period of the Thaw after Stalin's death.

Switching laws are then derived, on the basis of the stability regions, to orchestrate the transition between multiple, spatially-distributed control actuator configurations, in a way that respects actuator constraints, accommodates multiple (possibly conflicting) control objectives and guarantees closed-loop stability.

It is well-known from studies (Tilbury et al. 2004) in control theory field that settling time and average overshoot represent conflicting control goals (as presented in Figure 2b).

To eliminating possible conflicting controls, an optimal partition method is developed, which helps to determine suitable devices to retain node voltages against various uncertainties.

Of course, conflict control is but a part of what the organization does.

One of the experts' repeated criticisms was that officers ignored standard police tactics intended to diffuse conflict, control suspects, and promote their own safety.

But what has really imploded over the past decade are the hopes of those who believed that the United Nations would emerge from the ashes of the cold war as a mechanism for conflict control.

"The economic and social deterioration and the situation of public security and conflict control are making the government go back and forth," said Carlos Maestro, the Senate leader of the opposition Radical Party.

BEIJING — Despite recent efforts to tamp down territorial disputes, China and Japan are jostling elbows over one of their thorniest such conflicts: control of a tiny, uninhabited island chain in the East China Sea.