Sentence examples for improving synchronization from inspiring English sources
IA, in fact, is a viable means of improving synchronization in sensemaking between the human reasoner and associate system interfaces.
In Section 3, we will show how effective this algorithm is at improving synchronization performance in the presence of very strong interferences.
The mean deviation coupling synchronization control architecture combining second-order adaptive sliding mode control (SOASMC) approach is proposed, which can improve synchronization control precision of multiple motor control systems and make speed tracking errors, mean speed errors of each motor and speed synchronization errors converge to zero rapidly.
A pre-filter is used to improve synchronization performance.
Instead, the receiver can take several R1 measurements and use the SMI as the pre-filter to improve synchronization performance.
In the following section, we will show that by carefully designing the transmitted signal, we can develop a low-complexity SAT-based receiver for PSM-IR-UWB systems along with an improved synchronization algorithm.
If the synchronization robustness criterion is violated, external control scheme by adding inducer can be designed to improve synchronization robustness of coupled synthetic genetic oscillators.
It was evident that increasing the concentration of oxytocin also improved synchronization of contractions of uterine strips from HFHC-fed rats during both TNL and TL.
The biological rationale might be that luteal estradiol priming could improve synchronization of the pool of follicles available to controlled ovarian stimulation [ 78].
We tested whether the greater permeability of Gdm+ allows improved synchronization by treating asynchronous cultures with either Gdm-Cl or sorbitol.
Although improved synchronization is presumably determined by the greater Gdm+ permeability, the near-physiological ionic strength of the Gdm-Cl solution may also help; the lower ionic strength of sorbitol solutions may cause erythrocyte aggregation [ 34], leading to delayed solute uptake and osmotic lysis of some cells.
