Sentence examples for controllable space from inspiring English sources

"This is a much more controllable space.

Unlike some countries in the developed world, where federal funding for academic research is steadily decreasing, thus forcing universities to look more to industrial partners for funding, the Russian government has chosen a more direct approach and has to set up controllable space for academic-industrial cooperation to take placea.

Unlike most biomedical research, the RBCT was not carried out in the relatively controllable spaces of the lab or the clinic, but across the varied and complex landscapes of the South West of England.

In both cases, the nα-integrator form was introduced as a scalar representation equation of a control system in a controllable state space form.

This unconventional comb-like beam, with femtosecond synchronization and controllable energy spacing of components, emits, via Thomson scattering, a train of highly collimated gigawatt γ-ray pulses.

A cost-effective method was used to fabricate large area (e.g. 2.5 × 2.5 cm2 for a pitch of 0.5 μm) nanometer scale pyramid arrays with precise and controllable location, spacing and size by interference lithography.

The proposed method envisages conversion of the FPUS into an uncertain (interval) state space controllable canonical form system in terms of its alpha cut.

The numerical model subjects such a cell and its controllable fuel flow space to a two-dimensional analysis for the flow, heat/mass transfer and chemical/electrochemical performance.

In each of these sections, we consider three cases of linear control systems: in the form of an integrator of fractional order α, in the form of sequential nα-integrator, and finally, in a general (controllable) vector state space form.

This work could give insights into the importance of rational design of heterostructure systems and provide a potential method for the construction of efficient heterostructure photocatalysts with controllable sizes and space distributions.

In the group encompassing stimulated emission depletion (STED) microscopy,[ 2] the coordinate where the fluorophores are allowed to fluorescence is predetermined by a pattern of light in which the intensity reaches zero at a controllable position in space; in STED microscopy this light pattern typically has a doughnut shape.