We then used a one-dimensional slow subsystem to slowly steer the fast subsystem in the parameter space so that bursting behavior can occur.
In my view, we could steer a faster and more direct course... by agreeing that what we seek at the end of the voyage is the full realization of the benefits of a world economy.
The slow subsystem steers the fast one back and forth along these paths leading to bursting behavior.
Based on accounts from the people being smuggled Wednesday, Mr. Unzueta said it appeared the smugglers' plan was essentially to steer north as fast as possible.
A new terminal sliding mode (TSM) algorithm is proposed to steer the plant fast to zero within finite time.
A callow stripling of 60 or so may then conceivably be allowed to steer the kingdom faster towards modernity and perhaps even greater justice, equality and choice; forget the infamy of full democracy for now.The pity is that the reforms have come so late and have previously been so tentative.
Often by dragging one hand or foot in the snow in the direction you want to turn, you can steer the sled faster and better.
Despite last-minute cries of alarm and resistance from both sides of the aisle, the public is counting on Speaker Nancy Pelosi to stand fast and steer this overdue dose of ethics reform to passage.
But his was the last word for the crew on where to steer the ship, how fast it could go and where the trouble spots lay in the harbor's complicated underwater geography.
Those recommendations, made with considerable input from the teams, included a drop in maximum wind limits to 23 knots from 33 knots — about 26 miles per hour from 38 miles per hour — as well as technical modifications intended to make it easier and safer to steer the large and fast catamarans.
In other words, who retires when and how retirements affect the balance of the court is too much of a lottery for many voters to cast their ballots on this basis alone.Attempts to steer the court too fast or too sharply in one direction or another seldom succeed for long.
