Sentence examples for input to synchronize from inspiring English sources

The controller is designed in such a way that the path derivative is left as a free input to synchronize the robots' motion.

The controller is designed in such a way that the path derivative is left as a free input to synchronize the robot's motion.

This force plate was connected to the Vicon system by analogical input in order to synchronize these two signals.

If the robust synchronization of nonlinear stochastic coupled synthetic genetic oscillators could not be achieved spontaneously, an external control input was developed to synchronize the coupled synthetic genetic oscillators.

Geometrically, for the output and input to be synchronized in phase, the intersection between the limit cycle trajectory and the moving v-nullcline must occur when the v-nullcline reaches its highest level A t = A in (when the solid-red line in the moving phase-plane diagrams reaches the dashed-red line at t = 250 ).

However, strikingly different behavior was observed in the 8% of terminals sensitive to contrast but of no clear polarity: spikes were distributed relatively uniformly as a function of phase-lag, indicating that shared photoreceptor input was not sufficient to synchronize activity within this population.

Other studies have attributed different functions to cortical input, such as the ability to synchronize the neurons of the thalamus, to interfere in the spatial processing of the image or to enhance the receptive field (RF) center-surround antagonism of thalamic cells [4] [6].

The synchronization module is used to synchronize the closed caption input and the LIBRAS window output.

In this context we are interested in its synchronizability, i.e. the existence of inputs causing the model system to synchronize.

The board consists of a vertex-2 FPGA, multiple channel ADC and DAC, FIFO memory and control circuitry used to synchronize the data input output events with DSP.

Increasing the amplitude of the external force causes oscillators with natural frequencies at ever greater distances to synchronize with the input.