Sentence examples for lagging feedback from inspiring English sources

It is hypothesized that flame imaging can provide information regarding the quasi-instantaneous state of combustion, therefore supplementing conventional measurements that generally produce lagging feedback.

Initial analogical reasoning based on 'surface similarity' would presuppose a classic control engineering 'source model' consisting of a phase-lag feedback system for which it is difficult to derive the transfer function.

If these nutritional deficiencies persist for sufficiently long after the vole population peak, they could lead to population cycles through a lagged negative feedback mechanism.

Schultze (1995) describes the problem of hydrological modelling as one of "dealing with a system characterized by large temporal and spatial fluctuations, irregularities and discrepancies which occur more or less regularly through a series of dynamic, non-linearly lagged responses with feedback between elements of the system".

where x i is the node's activity, μ i the natural decay rate of activity, τ i the time lag of feedback inhibition, τ e the delay of feedforward excitation and both F i ( x ) and G i ( x ) are bounded monotonically increasing functions that represent inhibitory and excitatory synaptic activation, respectively.

Such multi-layer systems should incur greater time lags in feedback, and hence a greater probability of protein production to overshoot target levels.

Such research should take account of the effect of context on implementation, where possible embedding analysis in a systems framework that recognizes the existence of complexity, characterized by dynamic relationships, variable time lags and feedback loops [ 74, 75].

Ideally, the model could treat the policy variables-numerus clausus, number of MIR positions-as functions of the estimated number of required health professionals, which in turn depends on the lagged choices, in a feedback loop.

Lagging with the lagging.

"Hedi's lagging behind.

Jobs are lagging.