Sentence examples for error through a from inspiring English sources
Unlike any existing geometric approximation methods, the proposed scheme calculates the contouring error through a numerical calculation algorithm.
The proposed controllers do not utilize either the robot dynamic model or any approximation structures and are composed by simple PID or PD controllers enhanced by a proportional term of a transformed error through a transformation related gain.
The external disturbance is measured as a capture-point error, and a desired zero-moment point (ZMP) is determined to compensate for the capture-point error through a capture-point control method.
The BioGP technique initially minimizes training error through a single objective optimization procedure and then a trade-off between complexity and accuracy is worked out through a genetic algorithm based bi-objective optimization strategy.
A four-bar spherical linkage is optimally designed, which performs "homokinetically" with minimum error through a 120° rotation of its input link, large enough for one specific robotics application.
The obtained results depict that the proposed approach gives an accurate prediction with about 3.96%% of error through a comparison with the real changes in Cairo region.
We show that the error of the high gain observer can be dynamically bounded, and then we generate guaranteed bounds on this error through an interval observer.
The paper has as objective the estimation of the error in the structural analysis performed by using the displacement approach of the Symmetric Galerkin Boundary Element Method (SGBEM) and suggests a strategy able to reduce this error through an appropriate change of the boundary discretization.
Butterfield rejected the arguments of his Victorian predecessors with withering disdain: "Erskine May must be a good example of the way in which an historian may fall into error through an excess of brilliance.
Our specialty is committed to reducing risk and catching errors through a safety culture that matches that of the airlines.
However, even with well-calibrated equipment, yield data from monitors need to be combed for obvious errors through a cleaning process, especially for silage yield monitors (Figure 2).
