Sentence examples for linkage control from inspiring English sources
In this paper, research on reliability and linkage control of automatic sprinkling pump system has been carried out.
A linkage control system for water supply pump with high reliability and economical efficiency has been designed.
It could be found the online pH-DO linkage control strategy allowed out-selection of NOB from the mainstream SBR system, and realized a stable partial nitrification.
Our achievement has been applied in many fire fighting systems and the linkage control system of water supply pump is proved to be safe and reliable.
The partial nitrification system was controlled based on online pH-dissolved oxygen (DO) linkage control strategy for nitrite oxidizing bacteria (NOB) out-selection.
But because sprinkler system and automatic fire alarm system related to linkage control of water supply pump are designed by different manufacturers and installed by skillful staffs in different fields, there are accident potentials existing in the low reliability linkage control.
In this paper we will consider the design of a simple linear actuator based on contractile gel fibers as well as the design and simulation of single mechanical linkage controlled by two antagonist muscles.
Simulation results certify that the common sharing method can be applied to the current and flux-linkage control of the SRM effectively, and the combined controller can enhance the accuracy and robustness of the speed controller.
In this paper, a common sharing method for current and flux-linkage control is proposed for high performance control of the switched reluctance motor (SRM).
We show how spatial linkages control the size and the heterogeneity of these indirect effects.
For ASO treatments, T cells were treated with 10 µM Ddit3-specific LNA-Gapmer (ASO-Ddit3, Sequence: +C*+T*+A*G*C*T*G*T*G*C*C*A*C*+T*+T*+T. : LNA base, : Phosphorothioate linkage) or control LNA-Gapmer (ASO-Control, Sequence: +C*+G*+T*T*T*A*G*G*C*T*A*T*G*T*A*+C*+T*+T) from Secarna Pharmaceuticals.
