This study presents a novel closed-loop tuning method for cascade control systems, in which both primary and secondary controllers are tuned simultaneously by directly using set-point step-response data without resorting to process models.
Yet, whereas the previous series of my work (Scratching the Surface work on street posters, walls and other derelict surfaces) aimed at expressing and representing the search for an essence lost under those layers, in this video and project, which I call "Detritos," I propose to explore this in an even more intense way, resorting to processes that are even more brutal.
Without these products, most people who want to type text on a cell phone must resort to a process called multitapping.
Thus, the Board retains broad power to deal with the ways in which resort to judicial process may be used as a "powerful instrument of coercion or retaliation," ante, at 740.
Mr. Montalto also told Mr. Hobbs that if he wanted to challenge the ban, "I would urge you to do so by resort to judicial process rather than unlawful and disorderly conduct," the judge noted.
It is at this point that originalists might claim that judges must resort to the process of 'constitutional construction.' 23.
This paper presents a novel method for proportional-integral-derivative (PID) controller tuning directly using the step response data of the process without resorting to a process model.
Our conclusion is reinforced by our assessment that resort to the arbitration process does not inherently undermine any of the substantive rights afforded to petitioners under the Securities Act.
When parents and schools cannot resolve a conflict over how to help a student, they can resort to a due process hearing.
In past years such projects had simply sailed through the public works panel, but now their sponsors were forced to resort to the appropriations process.
