Sentence examples for less oscillations from inspiring English sources
The phrase "less oscillations" is not correct in standard English; it should be "fewer oscillations." You can use it when discussing a reduction in the number of oscillations in a scientific or technical context
Example: "The new design resulted in fewer oscillations, improving the stability of the system."
As for the 80%, the error is also smaller, since there are even less oscillations; i.e., the average is more stabilized as step E is executed fewer times.
Furthermore, the HSDBC resulted in a great improvement in the control effort for the payload; this can be demonstrated by the significant improvement shown in Fig. 9c in terms of less oscillations and the short time taken by the control signal to stabilize.
The requirements in pitch angle control of winged body are a very fast response with as less oscillation as possible.
With lower and higher damping factor the loop experiences more and less oscillation, respectively, before its stabilizes.
However, valves position as input control signals are associated with less oscillation (and consequently less energy consumption) when the controller designed based on gain scheduling approach is used.
However, the HSDC was more robust as it resulted less oscillation of the control effort components in the magnified areas of the plots.
In the presence of membrane-anchored ARF1-GTP, the direct interaction between F-subcomplex and ARF1-GTP reduces the oscillation between the two subcomplexes, thereby driving the membrane-bound coatomer to a more stabilized (less oscillation) form.
In automatic flight control system or autopilots, multiple specifications criteria are needed to be satisfied concurrently, such as good holding (small static altitude holding error), fast response, smooth transition (less oscillation, overshoot).
The results demonstrate that the proposed MPPT method has significantly improved the tracking performance, response to the fast changing weather conditions and also has less oscillation around MPP as compared to the conventional P&O MPPT and Modified P&O MPPT.
Moreover, FP displays less pronounced oscillations than HT and VT, with a lower capability of recovering.
Infections other than measles may exhibit more regular patterns or may exhibit less extreme oscillations, since measles transmission is significantly nonlinear.
