Sentence examples for longitudinal attitude from inspiring English sources

This paper is concerned with gain scheduling control of the longitudinal attitude of a small aircraft.

This article presents a robust finite-time maneuver control scheme for the longitudinal attitude dynamic of the aircraft with unsteady aerodynamic disturbances and input saturation.

Based on engineering experience, the longitudinal channel adopts PID control and C⁎ inner control to keep longitudinal attitude constant, and applies autothrottle system for keeping airspeed constant, while an information fusion based optimal regulator in the lateral control channel is designed to achieve lateral attitude holding.

We consider the problem of controlling the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and yaw attitude motion of a helicopter along desired arbitrary trajectories with only restrictions on the time derivatives imposed by the functional controllability of the system.

In this paper we design an autopilot in order to control the vertical, lateral, longitudinal and yaw attitude dynamic of an helicopter achieving a desired four degree of freedom trajectory.

Cross-cultural and longitudinal evaluations of attitudes and behaviours towards disordered eating should be conducted in large community samples to monitor trends, examine protective and non-protective factors, and assist in the development and planning of preventive and treatment programs.

Across these longitudinal studies examining different attitude objects, greater certainty was associated with greater stability across different time points as ambivalence decreased, and greater ambivalence was associated with greater instability as attitude certainty increased.

In the procedure of control design, the mathematical model of helicopter is simplified into three subsystems: altitude subsystem, longitudinal-lateral subsystem and attitude subsystem.

The Measure of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution (MATE) was employed to assess students attitudes toward evolution, as it has been validated for measuring acceptance of evolution among various populations (Rutledge and Sadler [2007]; Rutledge and Warden [1999]), and it has also been used to measure longitudinal change in students' attitudes toward evolution (Wiles and Alters [2011]).

Few studies have investigated longitudinal changes in EBP attitudes and behaviours.

This study is among the first to report longitudinal results of student attitudes across a university program.