Sentence examples for defined to compensate from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, holding costs are defined to compensate for the interest of capital tied up in inventory.
Based on the previous work, considering the existence of throttle faults, a fault-tolerant controller is developed by choosing the appropriate range of the controller parameters, which is defined to compensate the actuator faults.
The control design is focused on the presentation of a new energy-shaping methodology for tracking control based on the introduction of virtual non-homogeneous fields where a desired energy is defined to compensate for the actual energy of the robot manipulator while a virtual field forces the system to track a general reference trajectory.
Research objectives can be defined to compensate for these heterogeneities.
They have preciously little economic freedom (as I would define it) to compensate for their lack of political freedoms.
Two different scenarios were defined to calculate the maximum and minimum required water mass influx to compensate for the radiation heat loss for each particular glass micromodel.
To maintain safety margins later in life, some design or operating restrictions can be defined, for example to compensate higher fission gas release levels.
Custom-developed software rapidly measures light transmission and subsequently adjusts the irradiance to maintain a defined light profile to compensate for culture dynamics, biomass accumulation, and pigment adaptations during physiological transitions, thus ensuring appropriate illumination across batch and continuous growth modes.
Thus, composite endpoints such as duration of disease control (DDC) and time to failure of strategy (TFS) have been defined and evaluated to compensate for the disadvantages of the aforementioned endpoints [ 33, 34].
Northern Rail has declined to compensate us.
Second, in many industrial applications setup costs are defined as opportunity costs to compensate for the unproductive times during the change of the setup state.
