Sentence examples for robustness energy from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, he seems to have been a model of Victorian robustness, energy and cheer.

Systems with high modal density are characteristic of mid and high frequency problems where, for the sake of robustness, energy is often preferred to local response in order to describe the behavior of vibrating systems.

Then, taking training ship "YUKUN" of Dalian Maritime University as a test object, the simulation experiments are carried out to verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm and the results show the advantages of robustness, energy saving and safety in course-keeping practice.

The FT impeller showed competence in a broad operation range, strong robustness, energy-saving feature, and efficient mass transfer characteristics.

In compensation of sub-optimality, the computing burden is lighten and robustness to energy shortage enhanced.

Reviewing the recent research about transit evaluation, they can be categorized as service reliability and accessibility, timetable robustness, and energy evaluation.

It is found that SET inverter designed with CT CG="1/3 (where CT and CG are tunnel junction and gate capacitances, respectively) offers maximum robustness against energy quantization.

Recently, a number of variable impedance actuator designs have been proposed under different motivations (safe human-robot interaction, mechanical robustness and energy storing to cite a few).

Thus the proposed system assures Quality of Services (QoS) such as increased reliability, robustness, an energy efficient remote access and its efficiency can be validated by extensive simulation based studies.

To improve the transit system and service, evaluation models on service reliability, service accessibility, timetable robustness, and energy consuming are proposed, which highlight the gap between the idealized service and the real service.

By selecting appropriate degrees of freedom of inverses, we can considerably influence the robustness and energy of the received signal (in the case of the control theory see Reference [26]).