Sentence examples for implementation of disturbance from inspiring English sources
Finally, a simple example, sampled-data implementation of disturbance observer, is included to validate the theory.
A pan-boreal geospatial database of detailed fire pattern metrics would be an invaluable tool to support the implementation of disturbance-based management approaches.
After the implementation of the disturbance modal forces cancellation, there are still some residual disturbance modal forces which excite the beam.
The process model describes the standard and abnormal operation regimes in the range of 0%100%100 % of Maximum Continuous Rate, with implementation of individual disturbances by the instructor.
Both approaches require the implementation of protocols to limit disturbance.
In this paper, the design and the prototype implementation of a Power Quality (PQ) disturbance detector and compressor are described.
In this paper, a brief overview of real time implementation of next generation Robust, Tracking, Disturbance rejecting, Aggressive (RTDA) controller and Model Predictive Control (MPC) is provided.
This manuscript describes the implementation of a general purpose multi-tonal disturbance compensator for active noise and vibration control problems on a high-speed computational architecture, based on a field programmable gate array (FPGA).
For Gaussian fractal functions, which exhibit scaling properties typical of environmental inputs such as atmospheric turbulence and seismic disturbances, an implementation of the variational method is described in the form of a worst-case analysis using families of discrete deterministic inputs subject to power-law constraints.
Future work will focus on the implementation of (H_{infty}) control with stochastic disturbances and uncertainties.
In Fig. 6, at the stages from b to i, forests might have the possibility to recover with (1) the absence of repeated disturbances; and (2) implementation of forest management mitigation efforts with increased resources for the most severe cases.
