Sentence examples for control and refinement from inspiring English sources
Our dynamical sensor control architecture distinguishes between robot positional control and refinement of desired positions using vision and / or other sensors, optionally.
The new Facebook platform integration is accomplished using REST-based APIs that allow granular control and refinement of mobile app install ads and other Facebook products, Palli tells us.
That is, it is important to note that the quality control pipeline that we have implemented to correct mis-assignments (see Results section Automated quality control and refinement of cell type recognition) has greatly improved our final cell type classification reliability, which is thus more accurate than the initial performance of the machine learning.
By tailoring the microstructure using texture control and grain refinement, it is achievable to optimize yield asymmetry in wrought magnesium alloys.
The information system applies an enterprise strategy and supports the rapid development of business, achieves integrated management through the use of key links, guarantees the normative operation of the overall enterprise by strengthening group control, and promotes the refinement of operation management by optimizing business systems.
But Mr. Ahern's physicality is the coarsest in the current troupe; he has strength and control without refinement.
Students will focus on the engineering development, quality control, refinement, and business and regulatory strategy of the Duke Smart Toilet platform.
A new Bass Connections team will focus on the engineering development, quality control, refinement and business and regulatory strategy of the Duke Smart Toilet platform.
This Bass Connections project will focus on the engineering development, quality control, refinement and business and regulatory strategy of the Duke Smart Toilet platform.
We use η 12 as the control mesh refinement indicator and η 1 - η 11 as the states and co-states.
Thus, skilled toolmaking may have required the evolution and refinement of stiffness control for the hand-arm system by the Early Stone Age, to support tool production.
