Sentence examples for prescribed transformation from inspiring English sources

Mugnaioni effectively makes the prescribed transformation into Poor Tom, though things get a tad blurry when the production requires the actor to also play the Duke of Cornwall.

Then, by using a novel state transformation, the prescribed performance control problem is transformed to stabilization problem.

"Whenever a sentence follows from others, it can be obtained from them so it was thought by means of the transformations prescribed by the rules" (Tarski 1983c, p. 410).

By using the novel states transformation, the prescribed tracking performance can be guaranteed.

Such mapping between these two template spaces is common in neuroimaging research, and several methods have been prescribed to make the transformation [25], [43], [44], [45].

By introducing the transformation errors, the original system with prescribed performance constraints are transformed into a class of new systems without constraints.

The fact that for transitive group actions, an object can be fully reconstructed modulo group transformations from a prescribed and finite collection of differential invariants is a consequence of a general theorem by Elie Cartan (Cartan 1935; Faugeras 1993; Calabi et al. 1996).

A new error transformation combined with novel prescribed performance functions is proposed to bypass complex deductions caused by conventional error constraint approaches and circumvent high frequency chattering in control inputs.

There's also a widespread failure to grasp the happiness-dooming futility of endless yearnings for transformations beyond what diet and exercise are rightly prescribed for and can reasonably accomplish.

A transformation with respect to tracking error is introduced to implement prescribed performance tracking control.

The absolute coordinates of a circle point corresponding to every prescribed position are expressed by those of the first one through matrix transformation.