Sentence examples for controller rising from inspiring English sources
The son of a laborer who grew up near Central Park in New York City, Mr. Demps joined the Air Force after graduating from Stuyvesant High School in 1951, and later went to work as an air traffic controller, rising into management ranks.
On the job for 10 months, Mr. Demps is a former air traffic controller who rose to become a high-ranking federal aviation official before turning his attention to the school problems in Kansas City.
Comparison of the two controllers in the square-wave case shows that the closed-loop controller improves the rising of the haptic force by increasing the applied voltage.
The effectiveness of the control system was evaluated; results illustrate that the fuzzy PI controller reduces the rising time and overshoots, and the force and the position feedforward eliminate the hysteresis and following errors caused by unknown feeding motions, respectively.
Federal inspectors criticized the Federal Aviation Administration today for allowing errors by air traffic controllers to rise 51percentt over the last five years.
Several Chinese bishops, who would have preferred to stay away out of loyalty to the Vatican, have been forced to attend the three-day event.Tension between the Vatican and the Communist Party's church-controllers has risen sharply in recent days.
He went on to become one of the BBC's most senior managers, rising to controller of the BBC2 channel in 1996 and to director of national and regional broadcasting in 1999.
1973 After a 21-year career at the BBC, rising to be controller of BBC2, he became a freelance broadcaster.
The obtained coefficients are presented in tabular form and can be used for various purposes such as hard turning simulation, emergency rising simulation, and controller design.
Limited resolution of the sensors, friction forces and the integral actions of the controller give rise to stick-slip oscillations.
However, the joint design and optimization of the network and the controller gives rise to new research questions, that have neither been studied within the NCS, nor within the embedded systems domain.
