Sentence examples for constrained attitude from inspiring English sources

The proposed method has been successfully applied in two SPARK microsatellites to solve onboard constrained attitude reorientation planning problem, which were developed by the Shanghai Engineering Center for Microsatellites and launched on 22 December 2016.

The effectiveness of the constrained attitude control method is demonstrated through numerical simulation.

The first is social learning, or how individuals gain knowledge from others, and the second is social influence, which is how consensus in peer groups constrains attitudes and behavior (Montgomery and Casterline 1996; Kohler et al. 2001).

Formation initialization control is of paramount importance for building a drift-free relative orbit, and is a challenging problem due to the coupled translational and rotational dynamics, e.g. the orientation of the thrust vector is constrained by the attitude and its angular velocity.

Second, we experience the object as constraining our attitudes and actions.

Some scholars have noted the context of social embeddedness, arguing that social behavior and attitude are constrained by informal institutions, but such constraints are themselves subject to certain larger structures (Wang 2008).

Their possibilities to succeed in life are severely constrained by prevailing negative attitudes towards their families and communities.

Some interviewees did have male sex partners before they emigrated but these relationships were usually limited, constrained by homophobic social attitudes fuelled by the pronouncements of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches, the influence of which grew markedly after the collapse of communism.

This attitude constrains our ability to find out more about any issue.

Importantly, to constrain a competitive attitude towards the actor's performance, participants were explicitly informed that their potential gains/losses were completely independent of those of the other player.

Development and implementation of forest policy and legislation were severely constrained by the European pioneering attitude that saw forests as obstacles to settlement and agricultural development.