Sentence examples for on one boundary from inspiring English sources
We develop an adaptive output-feedback controller for a wave PDE in one dimension with actuation on one boundary and with an unknown anti-damping term on the opposite boundary.
Much of the boundary control of wave equations in one dimension is based on a single principle passivity under the assumption that control is applied through Neumann actuation on one boundary and the other boundary satisfies a homogeneous Dirichlet boundary condition.
In the absence of Stbm, a Fz:Fmi complex on one boundary has significant ability to stabilize Fmi at junctions in the adjacent cell, whereas in the absence of Fz, a Stbm:Fmi complex shows negligible stabilization of Fmi in the neighboring cell.
ALTON, Iowa — The puny, yellow corn stalks stand like weary sentries on one boundary of Dennis Von Arb's field here.
Conventional design techniques require specification of one and only one boundary condition on each surface of a system, requiring trial-and-error solutions to achieve a design that satisfies the second specified condition.
(54) More recently, Yan Liu's group (Arizona State University) in collaboration with Hao Yan's group (Arizona State University) was able to use DNA to build a reconfigurable Möbius strip (topological surface with only one side and only one boundary) based on DNA fold-and-cut methodology (DNA kirigami).
The shopping center will be situated on Route 10, which formed one boundary of the original farm.
Hence it is expected that only one boundary could seen on the image.
We apply control at one boundary, take measurements on the other boundary, and allow the system's functional coefficients to be unknown.
The number of eigenvalue independent boundary conditions as given by (3.2 - 3.4 3.2 - 3.4nds with (r=3), leaving only one boundary correspondsependent on the eigenvalue parameter meaning that (q=1).
In 1977, Fulton [13], considered the Sturm-Liouville equation with one boundary condition dependent on the spectral parameter and obtained asymptotic estimates of eigenvalues or eigenfunctions.
