Sentence examples for guarantee satisfactory performance from inspiring English sources

Thus it is not easy to guarantee satisfactory performance in actual applications.

To guarantee satisfactory performance in the presence of disturbances and model uncertainty, most controllers in use today employ some form of negative feedback.

The observational design method which uses extensometers to measure the displacements during cavern construction and then adopt these data for back analysis does not always guarantee satisfactory performance because the displacements provide little information about the strength to stress ratio that ultimately determines the stability of the rock caverns.

However, this approach does not guarantee satisfactory performance for all users.

In other words, NR blocking metrics cannot guarantee satisfactory performance for JPEG2000 compressed images and Gaussian-blurred images, while NR blur metrics cannot guarantee good performance for JPEG-compressed images.

In [21] shows an adaptive scheme to detect extended and multiple point-like targets embedded in correlated Gaussian noise, the detectors designed in this paper guarantee satisfactory performance, and some of detectors have less time-consuming character.

The proposed architecture guarantees satisfactory performance under strong interactions among subsystems.

Robustness with respect to a finite memory implementation of the control algorithm based on the piecewise linear approximation theory is shown to be guaranteed; satisfactory performances of a discrete-time implementation of the control algorithm are obtained in realistic simulations for the full-order voltage-fed motor.

Motivation for application of CPSOH approach is to overcome the limitation of the conventional MFLAC design, which cannot guarantee satisfactory control performance when the plant has different gains for the operational range when designed by trial-and-error by user.

Motivation for developing a new approach is to overcome the limitation of the conventional MFLAC design, which cannot guarantee satisfactory control performance when the nonlinear process has different gains for the operational range.

Coordination control among the wind farms and the converters must be achieved to guarantee satisfactory system performance.