Sentence examples for drives systems from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a robust adaptive controller design for multi-axis feed drives systems.

No. Natural selection drives systems in a specific direction, and the remarkable diversity of species on Earth today, each evolved for evolutionary success in a different environment, is one result.

Thus their argument is that because the second law drives systems towards less order, evolution (towards more complexity) is falsified.

But now scientists might be able to study it from where it is inside the crust and begin understanding what drives systems in Earth's interior.

In this viewpoint, evolution is the drive towards more complexity, more order (for example, Morris 2000, Chick 2000) and the second law of thermodynamics drives systems to less complexity, less order.

Other factors will, of course, come into play, but evolutionary dynamics drives systems in the direction of repeated rounds of enhanced robustness and decay.

Four-wheel-drive systems also raise the curb weight.

All-wheel-drive systems have evolved in two distinct directions.

Gene drive systems produce non-Mendelian patterns of inheritance.

Direct-drive systems do introduce one potential problem, however.

Several experimental results show that the proposed drive system performs better than the traditional drive systems.