Sentence examples for force protocol from inspiring English sources

We describe an adapted controlled mobility strategy and detail the design of our Virtual Force Protocol (VFP) which allows a swarm of vehicles to track and follow hornets to their nests, while maintaining connectivity through a wireless multi-hop communication route with a remote ground station used to store applicative data such as hornet trajectory and vehicle telemetry.

The fact that Secretary Clinton thought this was an acceptable practice suggests a very concerning interpretation of the cybersecurity problem, as well as an institutional issue, since there should have been a way to force protocol at the State Department.

We applied a double-pulse force protocol that allows the separation of the unfolding of CD4D1D2 from that of I27 domains.

Using the same staircaselike force protocol as used above for measuring the bead binding strength, the differential creep modulus of those beads that remained attached to the cell throughout the measurement were evaluated (Fig. 6).

A force protocol with nearly logarithmically spaced force steps according to 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 10 nN, where each force step lasted 1 s, was found to work best.

By using different force protocols, we observe a variety of responses of the system to the applied tension.

Deciphering mechanisms of muscle weakness requires sophisticated force protocols, dissecting contributions from altered Ca2+ homeostasis, electro-chemical, chemico-mechanical biosensors or visco-elastic components.

Our results provide a foundation for future attempts to manipulate, and actively control, macroscopic wave functions by means of purposefully designed force protocols.

Current Australian Defence Force protocols dictate that any actions carried out by Special Forces is highly classified and personnel should never be identified by name.

The "mother uniform," a navy blue tunic, is meant for current officers but also fits in with plans to introduce conscription for women, said Lt. Col. Hans Norlen, head of the armed forces protocol department.

The conidiation rhythm can be entrained by both light and temperature cycles, exhibiting either systematic or driven entrainment depending on the forcing protocol used [ 15].