Sentence examples for on two degree from inspiring English sources

The controller design method is based on two degree of freedom (2DOF) internal model control which combines with model order reduction technique.

A novel robust adaptive control algorithm is proposed and implemented in real-time on two degrees-of-freedom (DOF) of the humanoid Bristol-Elumotion-Robotic-Torso II (BERT II) arm in joint-space.

It's the kind of program that says, "Many scientists focus on two degrees of warming as the tipping point that will fundamentally change how we live on this planet," and just two minutes later says, "If a rise of two degrees doesn't push the planet to the tipping point, many scientists predict three degrees will".

She has been involved through the European Climate Forum on research regarding the 2 degree Celsius threshold as a target for global climate policy ("Three Views on Two Degrees", Climate Economics, 2011).

The best the potential victims are likely to get is an agreement on two degrees to be reviewed in a few years after further scientific studies.

The exposure group factor will first be tested with a likelihood ratio test (based on two degrees of freedom).

In this paper, a sliding mode observer based on seven degree of freedom model (7Dof-based observer) improves the observation accuracy of the vehicle state information.

L1 adaptive controller with piece-wise-constant adaptation law is augmented over Nonlinear Dynamic Inversion (NDI) autopilot and implemented on Six Degree of Freedom (Six-DOF) model of a UAV.

The water was thick-looking, muddy grey, and on hundred degree days like these, boys dove and splashed and kicked the way any boys would.

Oh maybe it isn't what it used to be, in the days before air conditioning and television, but tens of thousands of stoop people are out there, doing what they have always done on ninety degree days and nights.

This model had an R2 value of 18.84%, which was significantly greater than the values for models with only one marker (likelihood ratio χ2 = 21.1 on six degrees of freedom; P = 0.002).