Sentence examples for more robust controls from inspiring English sources
Two of the bank's divisions lost computer disks containing customer details, despite warnings from HSBC's compliance department that the bank needed more robust controls.
The limited settings buttons at the bottom have been replaced by more robust controls along the top of the camera screen.
iPhoto feels like a lot of fun to use, though professionals will of course prefer the more robust controls in something like Aperture or Lightroom.
He says it is essential to deploy a more robust control system for the electricity grid.
It is shown that a higher recursive gain can exercise a better and a more robust control on the amplitude of oscillation of the system.
The ACEA added: "The automotive industry is fully supporting the development of this new Real Driving Emissions (RDE) test in order to ensure a more robust control on emissions.
As real buildings are always open loop stable, the use of an stable shear building model for vibration control purposes allows the design of more robust control laws.
Peptide-based engineered hydrogel scaffolds present several advantages over traditional protein or polymeric hydrogels by imparting more robust control over hydrogel properties.
It was recognized that a slight augmentation of structural damping would result in substantially more robust control without decreased performance and could guarantee the stability margin for any structural frequency increase.
This approach leads to a more robust control performance but also complicates the practical implementation of MMMPC due to the high computational burden required to solve the optimization problem.
It is also observed that the use of a longer averaging time results in a higher average peak factor for response and thus requiring one to develop a more robust control system, whereas a small averaging time may require frequent updating of the control system which is practically undesirable.
