Sentence examples for force rebalance from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a novel narrow-band force rebalance control method for the sense mode of a MEMS vibratory gyroscope is presented in detail.

It spends $400 million to $500 million a year on "work force rebalancing," payments to workers let go.

His last point as to IBM's weakness has to do with labor force "rebalancing charges". IBM has restructuring its workforce, particularly in their global technologies services unit, "to reduce surplus labor in Europe," Bernstein's analyst noted, taking a little bit more of a hit on the bottom line.

In 2013, after two years of waiting for market forces to rebalance the economy, and watching GDP tank along with poll ratings, Osborne panicked.

It will have force in rebalancing the allocation of authority between executive and legislative branches in the deployment of U.S. military assets in support of presidential foreign policy.

The force-to-rebalance (FTR) closed-loop control is widely used in MEMS vibratory gyroscopes.

The analytical and experimental results present a convincing argument for the use of force-to-rebalance control in vibratory gyroscopes.

Experimental measurements, of a piezoelectrically actuated and sensed resonator, over a temperature range of 60°C, showed that variation of the zero-rate offset was decreased by an order of magnitude by the force-to-rebalance control.

There is little the eurozone's deficit countries can do to force Germany to rebalance its economy.

It is a trend that has continued as Putin sought to tighten his grip on power by rebalancing the forces around him after a drop in support, although the drop was not dramatic enough to prevent him winning a presidential election in March last year.

That forces traders to rebalance portfolios by selling Treasuries.