Sentence examples for control feasibility from inspiring English sources
An approximated power control feasibility condition (PCFC), required by a cross-layer AC policy, is derived.
In order to demonstrate the dust control feasibility, drilling experiments were conducted in the drilling laboratory of the J.H. Fletcher & Company in Huntington, WV (Fig. 3).
To guarantee control feasibility and prevent piezoelectric material depoling, these algorithms are used in an iterative form to account for maximum control voltage.
In this paper, the leak control feasibility is numerically validated by processing some different oriented dimples on the mechanical seals, including the elliptical, diamond, triangular and rectangular shapes.
Increasing concerns for insecticide resistance and environmental safety arising from a frequent use of synthetic insecticides affect the long-term control feasibility of alfalfa weevil management (Regev et al. 1983).
In order to assess space tow solar sail stability and control feasibility, slew simulations are performed for a simplified but dynamically representative km-class tow-like sail of sixteen 25 m square units (10,000 m2 total area and 110 kg gross mass) with a 250 kg payload.
Methods: Prospective, single centre, open-label, randomized, controlled feasibility and safety trial.
Moreover, a recent randomized controlled feasibility trial failed to safely titrate oxygen in the pre-hospital period [22].
To examine in a randomize controlled feasibility clinical trial the efficacy of a cognitive-behavioral intervention designed to manage pain, enhance disease adjustment and adaptation and improve quality of life among female adolescents with systemic lupus erythematosus.
This randomized, controlled feasibility trial was designed to compare disability, physical functional capacity, and pain outcomes at 2, 6, and 12 months for 2 conventional and 1 novel physical therapy (functional movement training) intervention for recurrent LBP.
Three-centre, two-arm, parallel-group, randomised, controlled feasibility study.
