Sentence examples for deficient mode from inspiring English sources

The systems under consideration are subject to state-delays and deficient mode information in the Markov chain.

The concerned systems are with a time-varying delay in the state and deficient mode information in the Markov stochastic process, which simultaneously involves the exactly known, partially unknown and uncertain transition rates.

(Accordingly, (3) may be understood as a kind of deficient mode of the sort of love we typically reserve for persons).

In this section, based on Lemma 1, firstly, we will introduce an H ∞ performance analysis criterion for the error augmented system (5) and further focus on the design of the FD reduced-order filter for MJLS (1) with deficient mode information.

As Blattner [11] puts it, unreadiness-to-hand is a deficient mode of readiness-to-hand.

Sega's offering at least looks the part, with Sonic andchumsvividly recreated within vibrantly colourful tracks, but the lacklustre handling, dull weapons and deficient multiplayer modes of Sega's racer lack the je ne sais quoi ofNintendo's classic.

Most people would say the economy: stuck in thin-blooded, job-deficient recovery mode, and liable to take a turn for the worse if the news from Europe gets much gloomier.

In fact, compared with most previous studies of algal cellular lipid accumulation by means of nutrient starvation, the nitrogen-deficient cultivation mode in our study exhibited superiority in lipid productivity.

Based on analytical solutions, this proves that the single-piece symmetrically distributed sensor/actuator layers are deficient for antisymmetrical modes (all even modes) of the plate.

Also, it can be derived from (14) that the design FD reduced-order filter and the corresponding error between residual and fault should be different on the basis of the different degree of deficient statistics of mode transitions.

Instead, it is placed in a gray area between presence-at-hand and readiness-to-hand and is usually regarded as a deficient, still a subordinate mode of the latter [10], [11].