Sentence examples for specifications in time from inspiring English sources

A Differential Evolution (DE) algorithm is proposed to make the controlled system fulfill different design specifications in time and frequency domains.

Nonsmooth optimization is used to design feedback controllers subject to closed-loop performance specifications both in time and frequency-domains.

In the process of designing the controller, genetic algorithms are used to optimize the parameters of weighting functions in order to search for the H∞ controller which meets design specifications in both time domain and frequency domain.

Four specifications of the second model were fitted: one in which time was interacted with hostage status; one in which time was interacted with the categorical measure of losses; one in which time was interacted with the categorical measure of injuries; and a final specification in which time was interacted with the categorical summary measure of losses and injuries.

These studies may be greatly facilitated by novel strategies that enable monitoring of stem cell specification in real time.

Therefore, there is a great interest in implementing BCI on embedded platforms to meet system specifications in terms of time response, cost effectiveness, power consumption, and accuracy.

Their synthetic instrument noise is based upon CHAMP experience and Swarm specifications and is correlated in time, but uncorrelated among vector components.

And Apple's vaunted ability to make suppliers twirl on a dime to satisfy its most exacting specifications in the shortest possible time suggests the company would have little trouble imposing rules on wages or workers' rights.

All these controllers are tuned to fulfil the same time specifications in the case of canal nominal dynamics.

Whitmarsh and Horner both suggested reverting to the specification of tyres used last year in time for next weekend's race.

"Throughout the Cold War military and political leaders on all sides clung to it, building armies to its specifications, swearing by its redeeming capabilities in time of need," General Smith writes.