Sentence examples for guarantee constant from inspiring English sources

"A well-lit room is vital - pick a north facing space to guarantee constant light.

Renewables are currently unable to guarantee constant energy production, unlike nuclear although expected improvements in battery technology may change this shortly.

Friends of atomic power also claim renewables such as wind and solar are also unable to guarantee constant energy production, unlike nuclear, while noting that gas is a fossil fuel which exacerbates global warming.

In the 1990s and early 2000s, many held that the information revolution would tame the business cycle, guarantee constant high returns and create widespread prosperity.

In this article, both the phase modulator and the phase unwrap demodulator guarantee constant envelope communication signals [17, 18].

In a flexible capacity strategy, the manufacturer invests in excess capacity to guarantee constant lead times in order to keep inventories low.

If there exist a memoryless state feedback control law u ( t ) = K x ( t ) and a positive number J ∗ such that the zero solution of closed-loop system (2.5) is exponentially stable and the cost function (2.3) satisfies J ≤ J ∗, then the value J ∗ is a guaranteed constant and u ( t ) is a guaranteed cost control law of the system and its corresponding cost function.

If there exist a memoryless state feedback control law u ∗ ( t ) = K x ( t ) and a positive number J ∗ such that the zero solution of the closed-loop system (2.7) is mean square exponentially stable and the cost function (2.5) satisfies J ≤ J ∗, then the value J ∗ is a guaranteed constant and u ∗ ( t ) is a guaranteed cost control law of the system and its corresponding cost function.

"Most people realise that if you've booked a camping holiday in Britain you're not going to be guaranteed constant good weather, and they plan accordingly".

While Zyuganov depended mainly on a door-to-door campaign and on a series of clumsy television ads, Yeltsin was guaranteed constant and flattering attention on the networks (which were owned by the men supporting him) and in the newspapers (which, quite reasonably, feared being shut down or censored under a new and vengeful Communist regime).

The present paper discusses a model equation for the flow in distribution chambers, which can be used to predict effectively both the geometry of the distribution chamber which guarantees constant film thickness for a fixed operating point of the coating facility, and the film thickness deviations for given chamber geometries and operating points.