Sentence examples for in order to synchronize with from inspiring English sources

First it is designed based on active control method, and then, in order to synchronize with a lower energy, we design an optimal controller.

As frequency in no-load mode is 50.5 Hz, in order to synchronize with grid frequency 50 Hz, inverter would gradually decrease its output frequency.

By having the sameK, both encoder and decoder generate the same pseudorandom number sequence for decision bits and exactly add the same and to the corresponding code string in order to synchronize with each other.

It presents the durations of perceptual and cognitive processes, and based on those, provides some real-time deadlines that interactive systems must meet in order to synchronize well with human users.

Given the same K, both the encoder and the decoder generate the same pseudorandom number sequence for decision bits and exactly add the same to the corresponding code string in order to synchronize them with each other.

Videos from the traffic surveillance cameras, which are capable of watching the places that microwave sensors are installed, are also captured in order to synchronize them with the sensors measurements.

Clustering of slow-translating codons would locally slow down the elongation in order to synchronize it with the speed of the subsequent co-translational folding [16].

It seems that workers should be allowed: 1) to see the status of tasks that are interdependent with his/her task in order to synchronize its execution with any global task constraint; and 2) to communicate with other workers that are executing tasks interdependent with his/her task in order to improve cooperation.

Inertial sensors at the foot are used for realtime gait phase detection in order to synchronize the stimulation with the gait.

In order to synchronize price changes with the accumulative changes of exogenous variables, meanwhile ignoring slight fluctuation, this paper uses cluster analysis in the data preprocessing.

Low-altitude populations of Drosophila buzzatti, for instance, show diel shifts in high-temperature resistance, which is controlled by a circadian rhythm in order to synchronize highest resistance with peak activity ([48]; see also [49]).