Sentence examples for direction of control from inspiring English sources
The edges then represent the relationship of control, and therefore the network is a directed network, with the direction of the edges indicating the direction of control.
I think we have erred in general, from the start, much too heavily in the direction of control at the expense of legitimacy, and that has come back to haunt us".
That is, coaxial amplitude noise always 'tracks' the direction of control.
The direction of control over time gradually shifts from farmer to marketer and finally the direction of control of what is to be produced and at what price is reversed.
The common practices in regulating reactive power were integrated in modifying the mutation direction of control variables of EP to improve its speed.
We consider time-dependent dephasing (detuning) and coherent amplitude-damping processes, captured respectively through (stochastic) rotations about (hat {sigma }_{z}) and about the instantaneous direction of control (hat {mathbf {n}}(t cdot boldsymbol {sigma }).
It is hard to evaluate these claims fully, but he makes a strong case that whatever happened after 9/11, the pendulum had swung too far in the direction of controlling and limiting the activities of law enforcement and intelligence activities before the attacks.
If Twitter moves too far in the direction of controlling the conversational real time flow, whether on the company's behalf or as a proxy for corporate control, it will inevitably cause a user revolt or the rapid entry of bigger players.
This paper focuses on the future tasks and direction of chassis control technologies that mainly control cornering performance including 4WS, with three generations of chassis control system development.
(Table 1) Description: Specification of main symptoms and signs to classify the direction of movement control impairment Two mechanisms are proposed to explain the impaired movement control behaviour.
Only the direction of the control gains is needed in the developed controller.
