Sentence examples for fictitious model from inspiring English sources

Two observation structures are discussed, namely Proportional-Integral (PI) observer which uses step functions as the fictitious model of disturbances and Generalized PI (GPI) observer which can employ any nonlinear functions.

Based on the dynamic FE model, a disturbance rejection (DR) control with proportional-integral (PI) observer using step functions as the fictitious model of disturbances is developed for vibration suppression of smart structures.

Ms. Potter shot "Rage" herself, as if on a cellphone, framing the actors against a green screen in a series of monologues featuring Jude Law (in drag as a female model named Minx); Judi Dench (as a fashion critic who smokes a spliff: as if!); Eddie Izzard John Leguizamo Steve Buscemimi; and the real-life catwalk star Lily Cole (in a turn as a fictitious model called, of all things, Lettuce Leaf).

In order to achieve a better dynamic behavior of the fictitious model of disturbances, the PI observer is extended to generalized proportional-integral (GPI) observer, in which sine or polynomial functions can be used to represent disturbances resulting in better dynamics.

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The handling engine has, according to Webster, been completely re-built from the Burnout days to reflect the move to real-life rather than fictitious models.

The stress components due to the web penetration are determined by introducing fictitious models with assumed normal and tangential force distributions.

These are non-linear deformation field modelling, perturbed dynamics modelling, fictitious joints modelling and bracket joints modelling.

The fracture behaviour under tension was modelled applying the fictitious crack model according to Hillerborg.

The paper presents the applications of fictitious crack model and double-K fracture model, to determine the fracture parameters for crack propagation in recycled aggregate concrete with varying content of recycled concrete coarse aggregate.

The elaborated method is a good example for a case, where computational modeling is used to simulate a "fictitious process model" that cannot be feasibly realized in the practice, but can simplify and accelerate the design and planning of real world processes by reducing the complexity.