Sentence examples for stable input from inspiring English sources

A systematic approach to anti-windup synthesis based on the internal model control structure is proposed for open loop stable input constrained multivariable plants.

The mechanism is based on a network of excitatory (E) and inhibitory (I) neurons with very simple assumptions: (1) Individual neurons have an expansive or supralinear input/output functions, e.g. a power law with power >1; (2) Feedback inhibition is sufficiently strong to drive the network to a stable fixed point for a given stable input.

FMs guarantee precise and stable input quantization.

The basin weathering (such as soil respiration, carbonate dissolution) generally provides a stable input of CO2 to river water due to the constant chemical weathering rate.

Each of these curves abstracts (averages) eight measurements, thus providing a stable input to the fit and keeping the complexity on a moderate level.

Equilibrium binding data obtained from Eqs. (2) and (3) were proved to serve as stable input parameters for the generation of the competitive binding curve and the associated determination of the IC50.

In particular, the tuning of the controller is based on frequency loop shaping where the modelling uncertainty is explicitly considered and the noncausal feedforward command input synthesis is performed by applying a stable input-output inversion procedure.

In any particular environment, the nutrient cycle must be balanced and stable; inputs and outputs must be equal if the organisms that live in an environment are to maintain a constant population level (The Habitable Planet, Laverty, and Sterling, 2003).

Two stable inputs (number of beds, number of medical staff), three variable inputs (number of all medical equipment, number of magnetic resonance (MR) devices, number of computed tomography (CT) devices) and two stable outputs (use of beds, average nursing time) were chosen as production variable in an output-oriented 4-year window DEA model for the assessment of technical efficiency in 8 regions.

It includes the operational definition both of 'Basic Stable Inputs of Care' (BSICs) and 'Main Types of Care' (MTCs) and of the additional descriptors that are relevant for service comparison.

Rather than consisting of a simple system of stable inputs such as supervision, experience or research topic, it is increasingly apparent that doctoral learning involves (p.611) "messy and ambiguous discovery endeavors where students pursue both survival in an unknown territory of new knowledge, and success in the goal-orientated dissertation task" [ 49].