As an example simulation, the model is tuned to define the dynamic response characteristics of tires rolling on bumpy surfaces.
These data are revealing striking results, suggesting, for example, that biological systems are tuned to criticality, and that effective models of these systems based on only pairwise interactions among constitutive components provide surprisingly good fits to the data.
For example, 80% of our genes are tuned to respond to food scarcity, but only 20% are designed to maintain weight in a normal range, said Zerhouni.
For example, for n = 1, GLs are tuned to edges, for n = 2 to ridges, for n = 3 to equiangular forks, for n = 4 to orthogonal crosses, irrespective of their actual orientation[25].
They have to lead by example, because young eyes and ears are tuned in to their every move, on and off the court.
Numerical examples illustrate how these design parameters are tuned in an intuitive manner, as well as how the design proceeds in actual control problems.
For example, regardless of how the PID coefficients are tuned, the robot always exhibits a minor wobble.
The Japanese zither (koto), for example, can be tuned according to a number of fixed systems; nevertheless, its player produces many microtonal (using intervals that differ from the equally spaced semitones of Western music) variations on these fixed pitches by manipulation of the strings.
This MOEMS TOF system, in contrast to the above mentioned examples, can be tuned over a wide wavelength range based on a dual tuning principle: by tilting the photonic crystal and by reversible filling the pores of the photonic crystal with liquids or gases.
As an example, it could be tuned such that it only registers information in the low frequency range.
