Sentence examples for restrained effectively from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it is proved that by introducing integrators to augment plant dynamics the fast modes of LQG/LTR gain scheduling controller can be restrained effectively, which alleviates an obstacle for the engineering application of LQG/LTR gain scheduling technique.

Under tensile stress excessive stress concentration leading to critical failure of the blends could be restrained effectively by the far-reaching morphological changes with shear yielding of KR05 lamellae, cavitation in the polybutadiene phase and debonding in the KR05/MS-200 interegionl region.

The few that were slightly agitated would commence a 'rolling' behaviour and could not be restrained effectively on the ice.

Therefore, MT can restrain effectively the toxicity of Cd in vivo.

This may be because overall cats are more likely to cause these types or injuries, because cats are harder to restrain effectively, or because staff are more cautious with dogs and therefore take additional measures to prevent injuries (e.g., muzzle, additional personnel).

Hence both ends of the BRBs at the unrestrained part of the CP need to be restrained more effectively.

CRYSTALS then uses the connectivity of the first group to work out which distances and angles should be restrained and effectively decomposes the SAME into a series of DISTANCE and ANGLE restraints.

It can restrain wrinkle effectively and improve the deformation capacity by optimizing the deformation path.

The experimental results show that, in square DTCCs, the concrete is well confined by both the FRP tube and the HSS tube, and the buckling of HSS tube is effectively restrained so that its high material strength can be effectively utilized, leading to an excellent column performance.

It is difficult to judge whether such limitations have effectively restrained the growth of government spending.

The current law states, "A person who owns, possesses or controls a dog shall not permit it to be in any public place or in any open or unfenced area abutting on a public place unless the dog is effectively restrained by a leash or chain not more than six feet long".