Sentence examples for disturbances imposed from inspiring English sources

Plots were disturbed 6 times, corresponding to the number of disturbances imposed in the field experiment.

From the closed-loop analysis results, the H∞ filter is capable of detecting and isolating actuator/sensor faults, as well as estimating parameter faults, even if external disturbances imposed on the air side of the evaporator exist.

The participants pointed to the social and economic disturbances imposed on the expatriates diagnosed with TB, which results from the repatriation policy.

Improving the push technique and mobility performance acquired by wheelchair basketball skills may have reduced the disturbances imposed by changes in direction of MFT-8 without significant effect of time to exhaustion.

The fluctuating and stochastic characteristics of wind power output impose challenges to supply adequacy in power systems, while the weak ability of wind turbines to mitigate and ride through grid disturbances imposes challenges to operation stability in a power system.

To simulate a disturbance imposed on the system, a system load increase will be simulated.

Open image in new window Fig. 10 Operating characteristics of the wind turbine under three-phase voltage unbalance disturbance imposed.

Dynamic simulations show that, after a positive current density step-change, the intermediate period between the disturbance imposed and the new steady-state is characterized by cell potential undershoot and hydrogen conversion and temperature increase.

It is shown that the disturbance imposed on the decision variables can be made significantly small by appropriate adjustments to the observer bandwidth, and that most of the sensor faults and actuator faults can be detected and some of them can be isolated in the frequency domain by setting the frequency characteristics of the post-filters appropriately.

A possible explanation is that the support oscillations constitute first an intermediate condition between static and dynamic control and second an external disturbance imposed to the subject whereas the static postural or locomotor tasks, previously reported, are based on voluntary actions.

It is therefore reasonable to expect that the nitrogen-cycling microbial communities inhabiting burrow walls are regulated by the higher level of physicochemical disturbance imposed upon them by shrimp behaviour in summer months, potentially explaining the lower gene abundances observed here.