Sentence examples for decomposition of system from inspiring English sources
The decomposition of system level reliability is achieved by using criticality index.
For example, decomposition of system into its components provided us a complete characterization at a detailed level of specification.
To reduce the complexity, we propose a decomposition of system to cascaded subsystems and then design separate cascaded observers.
One common feature of robot architectures is the modular decomposition of systems into simpler and largely independent components.
Many application areas represent the architecture of complex systems by means of hierarchical graphs containing basic entities with directed links between them, and showing the decomposition of systems into a hierarchical nested "module" structure.
Moreover, sufficient conditions are presented to ensure the H∞ disturbance attenuation level, and the design method of H∞ controller is developed by solving linear matrix inequalities (LMI) optimization problem without any decompositions of system matrices and equivalent transformation.
Based on the result, the controller existence condition and robust H∞ state feedback controller design method are proposed by linear matrix inequality (LMI) approach without any decompositions of system matrices and equivalent transformation.
The second term in b i can be computed efficiently as Z1 q i, where q i is the solution to the sparse system: The Cholesky decomposition of this system is also sufficiently sparse for exact computation and has to be done only once.
To achieve signal tracking and H∞ disturbance attenuation performance, a two-dimensional model approach and singular-value decomposition technique of system output matrix are developed.
Communication diagrams can be used at two levels: to model the context of the system and to design a decomposition of the system.
Design decisions take place at three levels: (1) the business, (2) the system under development (SuD), (3) the decomposition of the system under development (SuD).
