Sentence examples for poor tuning from inspiring English sources

Once poor tuning is detected and isolated, a PID tuning method based on the estimated transfer function of the control actuator is applied to the isolated, poorly functioning PID controller.

While regimes of chaotic oscillations are argued to result in poor tuning to sinusoidal driving, chaotically oscillating cells do provide a high sensitivity to low-frequency variations of external stimuli.

Example tuning curves for representative units with good, average, and poor tuning are shown in Figure 5.

You don't want to use dampening as a solution to poor tuning, but instead as an enhancement of good tuning.

under construction is piping a poor tune in this metropolis.

There are additional problems with the gray-world hypothesis and its variants: careful recordings of real-world scenes show that they vary substantially and so would make rather poor standards for tuning the visual system.

The main modes of the distribution represent the "poor" and "average" tuned units while the upper tail represents units with "good" tuning.

You're out of tune.' Poor Mom, she tried". Bayo reacted merrily to that.

Ryan's plan would stick it to poor retirees to the tune of six thousand dollars a year, instead of giving them the Medicare they deserve.

In 2012, Ross, clad in purple velvet slippers, took the stage at a black-tie induction ceremony for the secretive Wall Street fraternity Kappa Beta Phi and sang show tunes mocking poor people, according to a reporter who sneaked into the event.

Not only is Ross a member of a secret Wall Street fraternity, where, clad in velvet slippers, he sang show tunes mocking poor people, but he also has pockmarks that would likely have sunk his nomination if he'd been put forward by another president for consideration by another Senate.