Sentence examples for continuous extended from inspiring English sources

Based on the state and disturbance estimates obtained by the proposed discontinuous or continuous extended sliding mode observers, the composite controllers are designed to actively reject the disturbance.

Old English andlang "entire, continuous; extended; all day long; alongside of," from and- "opposite, against" (from Proto-Germanic *andi-, *anda-, from PIE *anti "against," locative singular of *ant- "front, forehead;" see ante) + lang "long" (see long (adj).).

(varphi Xtimes Ytimes Xrightarrow (-infty,+infty] ) be a continuous extended proper real function with (varphi u,y,cdot)) quasiconvex on (Psi u)), (forall u,y in Xtimes Y).

Thus, this model allows proposing a diagnosis scheme which includes a static selector and two identifiers designed by using a continuous extended Kalman filter with only one deviation parameter to be estimated.

map with non-empty closed (hence compact) convex values; and   (iii) (varphi Xtimes Ytimes Xrightarrow (-infty,+infty] ) be a continuous extended proper real function with (varphi u,y,cdot)) quasiconvex on (Psi u)), (forall u,y in Xtimes Y).  .

Let (X, d) be a complete metric space, f, g:X → X, T:X → C B X) are continuous mappings, and S:X → C B X) is a continuous extended hybrid generalized multi-valued f contraction such that S X ⊆ g X and T X ⊆ f X.

We now give, in the context of filter convergence and lattice groups, a necessary and sufficient condition under which the limit of a pointwise convergent net ( f λ ) λ is (globally) continuous, extending [[31], Proposition 17] to nets of lattice group-valued functions.

Continuous carbon fiber strands were then inserted through each of the holes in the perforated array, ensuring that one continuous tow extended through all of the elements within a given core structure.

Foxconn, in a statement, disputed workers' accounts of continuous shifts, extended overtime, crowded living accommodations and the causes of the riot.

Goods shipped by one neutral to another were in principle free, but British and American practice in the 19th century, under the doctrine of "continuous voyage," extended the right to seizure of goods that, though on their way to a neutral destination, were to be forwarded to an enemy.

Continuous or extended use of combined (containing estrogen and progestin) hormonal contraceptives can be used for the pill, patch, or ring to avoid menstrual bleeding.