Sentence examples for making the closed from inspiring English sources

At salt concentrations smaller than 1.5 M, the second mode of AmPrβCD action on the channel is discovered: addition of the inhibitor enhances voltage gating, making the closed states of the channel more favorable.

The I&I methodology has proven to be a very effective theoretical tool for the stabilization of nonlinear systems and its main advantage consists in making the closed loop system behave asymptotically like a target system.

On Thursday, the fourth day of a trial that is expected to last 10 weeks, Mr. Breivik entered the courtroom without making the closed-fist salute he had used on the previous three mornings.

By constructing appropriate Lyapunov Krasovskii functionals (LKF) and solving linear matrix inequality (LMI), the delay-dependent controller making the closed-loop system globally asymptotically stable (GAS) is explicitly constructed.

Previous studies suggest the two lobes of the ATPase domain are structurally dynamic; the ATPase is only active when the two lobes are closely juxtaposed to make the closed ATPase cleft (Chaban et al., 2008; Clapier et al., 2016).

The mass property of the link group is designed to make the closed chain have a diagonal inertia matrix.

The proposed controller is shown to make the closed loop system stable in the sense of Lyapunov.

Though promising results have been obtained, ameliorations need to be made, in order to make the closed thermochemical heat storage system competitive for space heating.

The main result provided is a sufficient condition for the design of a dynamic output feedback controller which makes the closed loop system finite-time stable.

A position pressure map estimation algorithm is introduced; this allows one to make the closed loop system robust with respect to temperature variation and brake pad wear.

The adaptive controller is able to handle these uncertainties and make the closed loop globally uniformly ultimately bounded when the system is subject to an unknown excitation from which a bound is known.