Sentence examples for maneuver command from inspiring English sources
When the avoidance areas are on the transient path due to the coordinated attitude maneuver command, the maneuver is performed with no violation against the given constraint areas by adopting the navigation function.
In this paper, a novel second-order sliding mode control (NSOSMC) scheme with finite time convergence is proposed for the autopilot design of skid-to-turn (STT) missiles considering coupling effects to track the desired maneuver commands.
The flight dynamics system calculates, validates and transmits in near real time the RV maneuvers commands.
According to the difficulty of precise aerodynamic modeling during both sides of wing telescoping, the sliding mode control approach is used to design the control law to track maneuver reference command, which has a low requirement for modeling precision and is suitable for the nonlinear time-varying system.
The dispute, which continues in appeals, offers a rare look at how a judge tried to maneuver between lawmakers' command that he punish all criminals of a particular class the same way, and the judicial tradition of treating them as individuals.
This multi-input multi-output nonlinear super-tanker multi-input multi-outputd in the literature and represents a challenging problemulti-input multi-outputere the designonlinearment is to follow a commanded maneuver at a desired speed.
Having maneuvered himself into command of the country's military in 1984, General Noriega had originally thrown his weight behind Mr. Barletta, helping him win a seriously flawed "election" that earned Mr. Barletta the nickname "Fraudito" in opposition circles.
They were reactivated in the spring of 1883 for the summer maneuvers under the command of Wilhelm von Wickede.
Friedrich der Grosse again saw service in the II Division in the winter of 1891 1892 and the 1892 maneuvers, under the command of Rear Admiral Hans Koester.
In October 1906, the ship participated in major fleet maneuvers under the command of Vice Admiral Alfonso di Brochetti in the Ionian Sea.
The maneuver involves sending a command or piece of code to a computer that allows unauthorized users to manipulate its contents; it is not software.
