Sentence examples for decoupling principle from inspiring English sources
This paper reports the surface micromachined gyroscopes realized by HSG-IMIT according to the patented decoupling principle decoupled angular velocity detector (DAVED) [1].
The approach is based on the nominal/robustness decoupling principle used in recent high-performance architectures, reminiscent of anti-windup compensator approaches, and is well connected to the Youla-Kucera controller parameterizations used in the field of fault tolerant systems.
In this paper, a reduced-order robust fault detection observer (FDO) for continuous linear time-invariant systems with unknown inputs is designed by combining the algebraic unknown input decoupling principle with linear matrix inequalities (LMIs -based optimization of fauLMIs -basedity coptimization
(And, as Block further notes, consciousness and intelligence can be understood to be decoupled in principle, as in science-fiction stories with super smart machines that are not, in fact, conscious).
Thus, streamline simulators operate on the principle of decoupling the pressure equation from the saturation equation.
However, the key is that CMQ is architected in depth to retain "the core principle of [cloud]scale: decoupling" and avoid even minor blocking operations [1].
The design procedure, which assumes knowledge of the discrete state of the switched system, is based on the principles of disturbance decoupling and hierarchical observer output injection.
The design procedure, which requires the knowledge of the discrete state of the switched system, is based on the principles of disturbance decoupling and hierarchical observer output injection.
We will design this library to support part re-use by leveraging the engineering principles of standardization, decoupling, and abstraction.
This "rewiring" strategy (i.e., coupling and decoupling) of the ground plan provides a new organizing principle for morphological diversification and might be applicable to complex wing patterns that have not yet been investigated.
