Sentence examples for need for controller from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we discuss integrated vehicle slip ratio control under both deceleration and acceleration without the need for controller switching, and also propose a design method for such an integrated slip ratio controller.

Most wheezing children fall into the latter group, but symptom patterns may shift over time, so diagnosis and the need for controller treatment should be reviewed regularly.

Each equipment system itself is an assembly of transporters, power manipulators, telemanipulators, vehicular systems, cameras, and tooling with a need for controllers and operator interfaces.

All computations needed for controller design and system analysis were implemented using a freely available software toolbox.

Hence, an adaptive output feedback controller based on dynamic recurrent fuzzy neural network (DRFNN) is proposed, in which the location information is only needed for controller design.

These nonlinear potential flow equations sometimes must be solved in real time––such as for real-time flight simulation, when observers are needed for controllers, or in preliminary design computations.

The SNES30 Pro (and SFC30 Pro, as its Super Famicom coloured variant is called) has all the buttons you need for full controller mapping of Nintendo's own Pro Switch controller, and it comes in a package that will be very familiar to 90s kids and anyone else who's spent a decent amount of time with a Super Nintendo.

The proposed control framework simulation results clearly illustrate that the managed pressure drilling process can be optimized as a closed loop control tracking problem, effectively removing the need for complex controller design and allowing real-time implementation in manufacturing operations in operator support systems.

The considered control design is also motivated by the need for efficient controller computation that will allow implementations on large wind farms.

It is observed that the molten-salt breeder reactor system exhibits "self-regulating" behavior, minimizing the need for external controller action for load-following maneuvers.

Some patients expressed a preference for restriction of daily physical activity instead of taking medication, preferring to avoid physical effort to avoid symptoms and thus decreasing the perceived need for asthma controller medication.