Sentence examples for degrading feedback from inspiring English sources

Of concern here are possible corrections to the degrading feedback loops between biodiversity loss and rural poverty traps associated with agricultural industrialization.

The positive (self-reinforcing) but degrading feedback between poverty and land productivity suggests an alternative positive but upgrading feedback: biodiversity benefiting smallholders, and smallholders practicing diversified agroecology that benefits biodiversity.

As shown in the figure, the analytical results, i.e., the outage lower bounds, are sufficiently tight across the entire SIR range of interest, while the high SIR approximations work quite well even at moderate SIRs (i.e., γ ¯ 1 = 20 W ). We also observe that the outage performance is degraded when the feedback delay becomes large, i.e., ρ gets smaller.

Bias parameter estimation is clearly expected to degrade with stronger feedback variance during the adaptation period, and our findings support this expectation.

Whereas, as the EGF receptor is degraded, the SOS feedback loop is redundant under EGF signalling and not required for signal termination.

We wanted to build the visuals from live cameras, feedback, and degraded imagery.

However, the coding performance for the systems without feedback channels degrades due to the mismatch between the estimated and real bit rates [6 8].

The feedback errors degrade the throughput of the scheme, but their effect on the parameter optimization turns out to be almost negligible.

NCS have many advantages compared with traditional systems; however, the network-induced delay and other characteristics of data networks may degrade the performance of feedback systems designed without taking the network into account.

PGE2 then promotes IL-1 expression as part of a positive feedback mechanism, degrades the cartilage ECM [ 4, 10- 13], and finally induces apoptosis of chondrocytes [ 3].

This channel aging effect due to the channel feedback latency significantly degrades beamforming performances as discussed in many related literatures.