Sentence examples for method of switching from inspiring English sources
This natural method of switching genes off has turned out to be a superb research tool, allowing scientists to understand the role of new genes by suppressing them.
This paper focuses on the stabilizing method of switching converters in CCM.
Other mobile operating systems allow multitasking, but Palm has developed an intuitive method of switching between "cards," which resemble clicking different tabs on a Web browser.
In this paper, we have studied the method of switching off cluster controllers based on HybridFlow architecture to improve energy efficiency.
For low temperature heating, the method of switching rotation speed of the motor can be adopted to enhance air outlet temperature to 22 °C.
In the present study, we characterized a number of different variables related to antipsychotic drug switching in youth, including frequency of switches, antipsychotic drugs involved and method of switching prior and during admission to a tertiary care psychiatric hospital.
Remark 4 A stabilizing controller design method of switched stochastic delay systems under asynchronous switching has been proposed in [25], and sufficient conditions for the existence of designed controller have been derived in a set of matrix inequalities, but there is some difficulty in finding the feasible solution.
For example, impulsive control methods [1 4], switching control methods [5 9], etc. Intermittent control methods are special cases of switching control methods and have been studied by many researchers, e.g., [10 15].
First, the six-speed PGTs with three degrees of freedom (DOFs) and three planetary gear sets (PGSs) are synthesized with the method of switched-input and variable fixed interconnection.
Currently the most popular method of regime switching calibration is the Hamilton filter.
A novel method of asynchronous (switching) modulation is presented to overcome laser-induced non-PR background effects, which limit or even obscure the complex (phase) PR response.
