Sentence examples for magnitude control from inspiring English sources
where κ ∈ ℝ+ is a penalty parameter to penalize large magnitude control signals.
After that, the variable structure control theory is employed to design both the overload direction control loop and overload magnitude control loop for a deflectable nose missile.
Rate and magnitude control limitations are often responsible for the apparition of undesired limit-cycles in the resulting nonlinear closed-loop system.
The proposed PEMCCS model, (1) increases revenue for wind system owner through DAC delivery error minimization, (2) minimizes curtailment/waste of WECS generated RE, therefore, increasing RE proportions while minimizing grid operator energy cost, and (3) improves grid reliability through "on-demand" power injection magnitude control.
Phage reduced bacterial population density by up to 2 orders of magnitude (control vs. phage: t62 = 6.68, P < 0.0001; Fig. 4).
Because mean baseline startle response differed by a factor of 10 between individuals, z-scores standardized to the control condition within each subject and test session for pleasant and unpleasant images, and positive and negative anticipation were used in the analyses (magnitude of each startle − mean magnitude of control startles)/standard deviation of magnitude control startles.
In order to get smooth changes in velocity, κ is chosen larger (κ = 150) to penalize large magnitude controls.
Energy expenditure in brown fat is capable of ranging over many orders of magnitude, controlled primarily by sympathetic stimulation.
Not only does each have a ve value of 3,630 metres (11,909 feet) per second but is also capable of thrust-magnitude control over a significant range (2 1).
In order to find the appropriate parameters of this controller, the compromise between magnitude of control signal and convergence speed is quantified by using a quadratic performance index.
Parallel to the effectiveness of l∞ low gain feedback in magnitude constrained control, the l2 low gain feedback is instrumental in the control of discrete-time systems with control energy constraints.
