Sentence examples for lead to steady from inspiring English sources

Heterogeneous charge distributions on the substrate are found to lead to steady curved interface shapes.

Applying MPC with an internal model in the presence of unknown disturbances in some cases can lead to steady state offset.

Thus, it seems possible to envisage other states of metabolic activity, displaying alternative flux distributions that could lead to steady states notably different from those already determined.

We demonstrate that compliance of elastomeric off-chip tubings can be used to damp fluctuations and lead to steady flow rates.

Open image in new window Fig. 17 Illustration of the correlation between storage level and seepage water: (1) widely constant storage levels lead to steady and acceptable low seepage, (2) an decrease (increase) of the storage level causes a successive deceeding (incline) of seepage.

If we keep people in a position where survival is a constant struggle, they are ill-equipped to do the things that will lead to steady employment.

If YA ≠ YB, preferential sputtering will lead to steady-state surface concentrations cs which deviate from the bulk concentrations cb while the fluxes of emitted species should be proportional to their bulk composition for steady-state conditions [2].

Friction is often ignored when designing a controller for the ball and plate system, which can lead to steady-error and stick-slip phenomena, especially for the small amplitude command.

The change in the physical properties of the fluid in a packed-bed reactor operating under a fixed pressure drop may lead to steady-state multiplicity, with each state corresponding to a different inlet velocity.

Focus is primarily placed on the parameters that lead to steady-state operating conditions (i.e. the flow rate of air towards the fuel cell and the velocity of the heat transfer fluid in the heating jacket), with respect to the electrical power of the fuel cell.

Some arbitrary initial conditions actually lead to steady-state values outside of the defined physiological bounds; however, among the initial conditions that lead to admissible steady-states, several rounds of screening showed identical results.