Sentence examples for nominal steering from inspiring English sources
Specifically, in derivation of, we consider a general case, in which the signal in the primary data vector is not commensurate with the nominal steering vector, that is we consider detection performance for mismatched signal.
where denotes expectation and conjugate transposition; is the unit-norm steering vector of main lobe target echo, which is possibly different from that of the nominal steering vector ; is an unknown deterministic factor which accounts for both target reflectivity and channel effects.
A robust Capon beamformer (RCB) against the uncertainty of nominal array steering vector (ASV) is formulated in this paper.
Some studies suggest that fiscal policy is better suited to steering nominal demand, because once implemented (where the delays currently lie), it affects the economy more swiftly than changes in interest rates.
Indeed, the increasing ε, both the non-robust design and robust design experience worse and worse SINR values due to the enlargement of mismatches between actual steering vectors and nominal ones.
One can see the influence of the design parameter in Figures 2 and 3, where the of the KRAO is plotted versus the SNR, considering both the case of a perfect match between the actual steering vector and the nominal one, namely,, and the case where there is a misalignment between the two aforementioned vectors, more precisely.
The proposed method uses only steering wheel angle feedback and nominal value of the input gain.
Specifically, the selected signal is obtained by means of a stable nominal dynamic inversion that uses the known "steering along zeros control" concept.
The equations of motion of the system lead to a singularity-free system during nominal operation avoiding the need for complex steering logic.
A uniform convention for the labeling of the principal spacecraft axes is proposed by the International GNSS Service (IGS), which results in a common formulation of the nominal attitude of all GNSS satellites in yaw-steering mode irrespective of their specific orbit and constellation.
Computers and sensors within the vehicle will monitor the operation of critical safety systems (e.g., brakes, steering), warning the driver when conditions exceed nominal values.
