"including the feedback" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when there is a discussion or description of a process that involves obtaining feedback from another person or persons. For example, "We developed a plan for our project, including the feedback provided by our supervisor."
This may not seem a great loss, but shouldn't Reid, as a paying customer, be entitled to see the entire magazine, including the feedback provided by the likes of Jennifer Barnard, of Apple Valley, California?
Open image in new window Fig. 6 The stabilizing system, including the feedback and cooling circuits.
The system including the feedback loop for model adaptation was tested upon the detection of simulated atypical and typical situations.
Figure 2 shows the block diagram of wind turbine closed-loop system, including the feedback structure, the controller, as well as the model uncertainties and performance objectives weights.
The present work aims at developing an OLT scheme for bridging faults including the feedback bridging faults also, that can be detected using logic test patterns.
The overhead analysis and numerical results show that the proposed scheme can offer a worthwhile tradeoff between the system capacity performance and implementation complexity including the feedback overhead and codebook search complexity.
It should be noted that the activities included the feedback, homework, questions, and other activities.
If there is no error in the information, the feedback information will include the feedback command and the data information needed by the lower computer terminal.
However, not only the estimation and compensation stages are different from the ones in PATS, but also the motivation to include the feedback is different.
Unfortunately, the post doesn't even include the feedback email address, nor does it pose any philosophical questions about where to draw the line when reviewing propaganda.
The two leftmost branches include the feedback where P-Hog1 mediates conversion of active Sho1 (Sho1a) into inactive Sho1 (Sho1i) (Sho1 desensitization, Figure 1).
