Sentence examples for governing system in from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, for the unchanged of PID parameters, we acquire the stable regions of the governing system in the process of load rejection transient by numerical simulations.

The centre manifold theory is applied to reduce the original system of nine-dimensional first order ordinary differential equations to a governing system in two dimensions near the bifurcation point.

Therefore, the chief goal of this paper is to develop a method that will incorporate measured dynamic stiffness properties of the isolator and predict the resulting amplitude-dependent nonlinear behavior of the governing system in the frequency domain.

Democracy is a governing system in which citizens care about their fellow citizens and work through their government to provide public resources for all.

"For progressives, empathy is at the center of the very idea of democracy... a governing system in which citizens care about their fellow citizens and work through their government to provide public resource for all.

To do so Brazil must realize that it cannot enter the twenty-first century with industrial might in one hand and a third-world governing system in the other.

The idea and results proposed in this paper can be used not only for governing systems in HPS but also for other industrial systems.

Organically, a governing system has developed in which businesses, organizations, governments and users all play their part.

During the election cycle Newsweek published an excellent article that said America is not a center-right nation as some have suggested, but that our governing system is center-right in that it inhibits fast progress--for good or bad.

"They want to create popular resentment vis-a-vis the government, and thus weaken the government and not allow it to achieve what the President has promised in terms of reform and improvement in the governing system," he said.

The answer why not, I fear, is that Labour is too executive-minded, too fearful of investing in parliament as an institution and too fearful of thorough change in the governing system – despite the way it is being subverted and shrunk by the Cameron government.