Sentence examples for practical controllability from inspiring English sources
Specifically, this could provide evidence to help determine whether ignoring the behavioural aspect of control leads to inaccurate conclusions regarding the practical controllability of networks.
Since approximately controllable systems are more prevalent and practical than exact controllable ones, it is important to investigate the approximate controllability of semilinear differential systems that consists of a linear part and a nonlinear part.
However, the progress of hydrogen processing methods and their influence on the structural, optical, and photoelectrochemical behaviors of H-TiO2 is rarely reported due to lack of a practical hydrogenation method with excellent controllability on the processing parameters.
Finally, a socioeconomic study of the conditions leading to prefer a strategy based on high-degree or on low-degree nodes would perhaps produce new insights with respect to practical constraints for adaptive network controllability.
If this condition is satisfied, methods of optimization can pick out the right kind of control using information of type B. The controllability condition is of great practical and philosophical importance.
This type of mitigating intervention is expected to involve the control of fewer nodes than full controllability and thus it should be more practical.
One of the main problems in control theory is the controllability problem.
Controllability refers to how much control the individual has over the events of the situation.
The use of design-for-test features such as scan chains provides the controllability and observability to make structural testing practical.
Controllability tools based on linear control theory can serve for examining controllability issues for small variations.
In this work, we focus on the most general class of TPU, namely disjunctive TPU (DTPU), and consider the case of weak controllability, that allows one to model problems arising in practical scenarios (e.g. on-line scheduling).
