Sentence examples for stationary errors from inspiring English sources

The theoretical results are software implemented and validated by complex numerical simulations; compared with other ALSs having the same radio-technical subsystems but with conventional or fuzzy controllers for the control of aircraft pitch angle and longitudinal velocity, the architecture designed in this paper is characterized by much smaller overshoots and stationary errors.

Consequently, the stationary errors can be ignored, and this process can be treated as the zero method.

In fact, the stationary errors of normal vector tracing are larger than the target accuracy, so the QPD signal is read simultaneously with the output from the five-axis encoder.

This allowed for implementation of a count correction ratio to eliminate the stationary error.

The results obtained demonstrate the potential of the adaptive ANFIS scheme under MODELICA for the dual control of composition both for changes in set points with null stationary error even when disturbances are present.

The proposed real time control scheme offers a high speed of response for changes in set points and null stationary error for both dual composition control and inventory control, and reveals the potential use of this control strategy when an experimental multivariable set-up is addressed.

It then follows that ( {alpha}^i{beta}^{ihbox{x}_{t-1}^i ) represent the stationary error correction terms, which define the deviations from long run equilibrium in the markets.

Based on Fig. 12, considering all 100,000 simulations, it is possible to verify that the NCS with the proposed countermeasure is stable and the output of the plant does not present a stationary error – it always converges to the set point of 1 rad/s.

Let γ X,k denote the autocovariance function of the stationary error component { X k, t }.

where yt and yt-1 are the present and the immediate past values of a variable, respectively; and et is a stationary error term.

The range-rate residuals are dominated by the non-stationary errors in the high-frequency observations.