Sentence examples for interconnected time from inspiring English sources

In the most culturally interconnected time ever, familiarity with the art of the rest of the world, which means exposure to other ideas and values, just makes practical sense: it keeps us in the cosmopolitan loop, makes us full citizens.

For the spectral design of the controller, the recently developed spectral abscissa minimization approach for interconnected time delay systems is applied.

This paper focuses on the problem of decentralized event-triggered control for a class of interconnected time delay stochastic nonlinear systems with unmodeled dynamics.

Also on Governors Island, there will be interconnected time-travel games for children.

Note that the populations in supercolonies do not necessarily span a contiguous area [27], so that T. albipes from the inland transects could belong to the same supercolony as those from the coast, and these entities might even be interconnected from time to time.

While the 2011 global Internet network closely resembles that of 2002, the network has become more tightly interconnected over time, and the high international bandwidth regions of Northern Europe, Northern America, and Western Europe have seen a modest decline in their share of total global bandwidth.

Eliot explains within the poem that we are all interconnected through time and that we must realize this.

In this paper, the perturbed continuous-time interconnected system with time-delay is represented by an equivalent Takagi-Sugeno type fuzzy model having ri rules for each subsystem.

This paper presents a constructive algorithm to design local controllers for feedback systems that are interconnected via time-varying and asynchronous sampling.

The T-S fuzzy model consists of N interconnected discrete-time Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy subsystems, the decentralized control scheme is adopted and the communication links between the subsystem and controller are assumed to be imperfect, that is, data packet dropouts occur intermittently, which is often the case in a network environment.

We present a component algebra and an associated logic for heterogeneous timed systems that can be interconnected at run time.