Sentence examples for modes to control from inspiring English sources
The fluctuation of solar energy on one hand, and the necessity to optimise available solar energy on the other, it is useful to develop new efficient and flexible modes to control motors.
A new approach is proposed in this paper based on radiation modes to control the radiated sound pressure of a smart cylindrical shell equipped with piezoelectric sensor and actuators.
The steady state simulation results suggest that other than regulating the signal propagation through cascades, the nuclear translocation of activated MAPK and subsequent regulation of gene expression represent one of the key modes to control the threshold level of response.
In order to avoid this, the authors of [8] propose the utilisation of sleep modes to control the number of active femtoBSs, which permits to increase the femtoBS density enforcing coverage level without a significant impact on network energy consumption.
For interaction with models in NavisWorks Roamer, there are nine navigation modes to control how you move around the main navigation view six camera-centric modes (walk, look around, zoom, zoom box, orbit, fly) and three model-centric modes (pan, examine, turnable).
Both the α-helical and β-sheet interfaces of PAS domains can interact with PAS domains and other proteins in a variety of modes to control the architecture of transcriptional regulatory complexes.
The sytem, Music via Motion, or MvM, can also detect color changes in costume and lighting, which provides a different mode to control the choice of musical effects.
Firstly, integral backstepping control is combined with adaptive terminal sliding mode to control the attitude of the quadrotor.
In addition to capturing RAW, advanced photographers can also enter manual mode to control things like shutter speed, ISO, white balance and more.
(B ) For the yellow LEDs (590 nm) we used current regulation mode to control optical intensity.
Therefore, the CO-FT regulon in soybean was complicate and had multiple ones instead of a single one as in Arabidopsis, which may function synergistically in a spatio-temporal mode to control photoperiodic flowering.
