Sentence examples for nominal augmented from inspiring English sources
The approximate control law is derived via solving the Hamilton Jacobi Bellman equation related to the nominal augmented system, followed by closed-loop stability analysis.
A passive fault tolerant control scheme is suggested, in which a nominal controller is augmented with an additional block, which guarantees stability and performance after the occurrence of a fault.
It is to graft additional so-called financial "frictions" on otherwise fully well behaved equilibrium macroeconomic models, built on real-business-cycle foundations and augmented with nominal rigidities.
The proposed neuro control architecture is modular in the sense that if a nominal linear design model is available, the neuroadaptive controller can be augmented to the nominal design to account for system nonlinearities and system uncertainty.
We sorted the remaining articles according to nominal topic categories, augmenting the scheme used by Seixas and Basto (2008) to reflect new facets of the literature [43].
Hence, to make the drug dosage history more realistic and patient-specific, a model-following neuro-adaptive controller is augmented to the nominal controller.
It is shown how a nominal nonlinear dynamic inversion controller can be augmented with an anti-windup compensator of a form similar to that which is popular in linear anti-windup compensation.
Hybrid Graph Logic is a logic designed for reasoning about graphs and is built from a basic modal logic, augmented with the use of nominals and a facility to verify the existence of paths in graphs.
The diagnostic value of this investigation is augmented by using information corresponding to two different nominal altitudes (87 km for the OH(6 2) band, and 95 km for the O2b(0–1) band).
Next, a neuro-adaptive design is proposed to augment the nominal design in order to assure robust performance in the presence of parameter inaccuracies as well as unknown constant external disturbances.
The proposed fault accommodation scheme provides a way to augment the nominal controller such that the stability of the closed-loop system is retained in the presence of an unknown fault and of bounded disturbances.
