Sentence examples for influences of switching from inspiring English sources

In the first part of this paper, we give some remarks about the influences of switching signal on the asymptotic stability of switched systems.

We now reconsider the auto-parking problem described in "Influences of switching points" section.

The parameters were searched for the case in which the initial conditions and obstacles were the same as in "Influences of switching points" section.

By using the parameter searched by the genetic algorithm, the robot reached the target position in 48 s, which is less than the time taken in the experiments in "Influences of switching points" section (see Fig. 13) in which α is fixed as 1.

The slight increase in input impedance and decrease in peak velocity magnitude versus FSK rate is attributed to the increasing influence of switching losses.

Figure 11 Trends in changes of energy savings coefficient for guaranteed voice/data service rates equal to 12.2/384 kb/s in the case of (a) one sector BSS (Instance 5), (b) three sector BSS (Instance 11). Figure 12 indicates the influence of switching granularity on monthly energy savings for all the combinations of voice/data service rates.

We have finally studied the influence of switching co-receptor usage in superinfection dynamics.

The influence of switching treatment on the response and on the survival outcomes were not explored (data were not reported and patients censored for response).

Instead, these characteristics influence the likelihood of switching from Handihaler to Respimat.

Young and educated people live in big cities, especially when starting up their careers, and this might also influence the probability of switching insurer.

The study of [ 3] confirms that the most important factors influencing the choice of switching insurer are: age (old people change less), education level (highly educated people switch more often), health status (a better health favours switching), living in a urban area (it influences switching positively), and being part of a family with children (they change insurer more often).