Sentence examples for control with both from inspiring English sources
This paper considers the active control of road noise in vehicles, using either multichannel feedback control, with both headrest and floor positioned microphones providing feedback error signals, or multichannel feedforward control, in which reference signals are provided by the microphones on the vehicle floor and error signals are provided by the microphones mounted on the headrests.
The left forearm served as a control, with both pre- and post-exercise values found normal.
Flexible User Revocation Our system uses a hybrid revocation mechanism that supports a fine-grained access control with both direct and indirect user revocations.
He understands his game, he's a fine exponent of swing bowling and has great variety and control with both the new and old ball.
Forest quickly seized control with both McGugan and Reid testing Schmeichel with efforts from inside the box, before Reid forced another good save with a 13th-minute header.
Therefore, the proposed RRH control with both the greedy search-based and LP relaxation-based algorithms (Algorithms 1 and 2 developed in Section 3.3) selects far smaller number of RRHs than the compared RRH control approaches, which leads to considerable performance improvement as will be discussed in the following.
This system is flexible to be controlled with both GSM and DTMF based phones.
The reaction remained well controlled with both 2 and 4 wt % MAA.
The migrant crisis has raised fears for the zone as more states bring back border controls, with both Sweden and Denmark announcing another temporary extension of identification checks on Thursday.
No additional input equipment is required since maps, tables, and games can be controlled with both hands and fingers on a rear-projected screen.
However, a glass bead was deployed as a sham in place of a magnet on all non-magnetically manipulated birds so that we could compare controls with both other treatment groups and reduce the number of birds used for the experiment.
