Sentence examples for existing in general from inspiring English sources

To address non-linearity, strong coupling and multi-variables existing in general electric-drive system, a simulating system of intelligent control of electric-drives has been designed, in which PID control, Fuzzy control, and neural control schemes are integrated.

Neurological disabilities may include severely disabling attributes in many people, but are often extreme manifestations of traits existing in the general population.

Both the creator and the created grapple constantly with how or why anyone does anything at all, how to go on existing in the general feeling of nothing that fills the day.

Regulation of the parasite erythrocytic cycle is complex, involving multiple genes and pathways; consequently, a single genetic cross will capture only a subset of the genetic components existing in the general population.

25 26 27 28 29 Thus the major primary difference was the lack of randomisation in the database studies, albeit that other issues such as use of placebo, nature of healthcare delivery, and some characteristics of subjects entered into randomised trials compared with those existing in the general population can differ between a randomised trial and a database study.

Thereafter Ligachev would be the principal defender of the rights of the party apparat and of the existing order in general.

Valkin will focus on sourcing early stage investments and working with existing companies in General Catalyst's portfolio.

Algorithm 1 with the proposed threshold is also superior to existing ones in general except for large M values in Fig. 5, where it is slightly worse than [22].

While exploration of the data is possible using existing tools, in general, would-be users of the resources must acquire CD-ROMs or download data from the web, and upload the data into their own database.

The text collects some literature on each of the views and suggests throughout the topics some ideas to be considered for existing ports in general and specifically for the Spanish Mediterranean ports.

13 14 Existing research in general supports the conclusions presented here.