Sentence examples for inherent feedback from inspiring English sources

Systems with right-half-plane zeroes (characteristic inverse response) also pose inherent feedback performance limitations.

Due to the inherent feedback in a decision feedback equalizer (DFE) the minimum mean square error (MMSE) or Wiener solution is not known exactly.

High response levels, exciter structure coupling and the inherent feedback existing in electro-mechanical systems are demonstrated to cause singularity, poor signal to noise levels and, to some extent, non linear behaviour.

This may be due to inherent feedback mechanisms by the synergistic or antagonistic action of various cytokines leading to fall in levels and cessation of inflammation and restoration of pdl architecture [44].

The evaluation of these scenarios and potential options to adapt the water system to future developments was carried out by modelling and simulation, using a purpose-built, yet general, simulator which represents the entire water and wastewater system and includes the important inherent feedback loops (e.g. water demand by irrigation, reuse of treated and untreated wastewaters).

This could be an inherent feedback loop for cell survival when stress or damage is present.

For instance, for full state feedback control, proportional feedback of u C1 can be replaced by integral feedback of i C1 due to the inherent relation between i C1 and u C1.

The role of inherent acoustic feedback in designing the control scheme is also examined and discussed.

While reconstituted systems (Section 2.1.5) have the tremendous advantage of precise control of the individual component concentrations, cellular parameter changes are very delicate due to numerous inherent cytoskeletal feedback mechanisms (see Section 2.2.3).

The danger inherent in feedback loops was first analysed by James Clerk Maxwell who showed that mechanical governors regulating the output of steam engines can fail if the input changes faster than the system response, causing 'an oscillating and jerking motion, increasing in violence till it reaches the limit of action of the governor' (Maxwell, 1868).

It is demonstrated that due to inherent negative feedbacks, an MSFR plant has a high safety potential.