Sentence examples for steer system from inspiring English sources
They've addressed the inherent instability by making a rear-wheel steer system which, at normal speeds, turns with the fronts to a degree.
The learning procedure of RC and the control action to steer system output to a set-point may influence each other and prolong the convergence time RC.
For practical applications, the controller is designed to both steer system output to a given set-point (or track a given reference signal) and reject periodic disturbance.
A repetitive predictive control (RPC) and a robust model predictive control (RMPC) are separately designed, respectively, corresponding to reject the periodic disturbance and steer system output to the set-point.
That Precision All-Wheel Steer system — or PAWS, in one of the more apt industry acronyms — can turn the rear wheels in tandem with the fronts for greater high-speed stability, or in the opposite direction for low-speed agility and a slightly reduced turning circle.
The constant control and the control designed by Lyapunov method compose a switching control strategy, which can steer system state to the target mixed state from any arbitrary state in the state space, i.e., the target mixed state is globally stable under the switching control.
The E-Steer system in the Fiat Punto has two driver-selected steering modes: "city" for lower speeds and lots of turning and "highway" for high-speed driving.
Proposition 3. A control v t) that steers system (2.16) from the start point (2.20) to the final point (2.21) is of the form.
A control v t) that steers system (2.3) from the start point (2.4) to the final point (2.5) is of the form (2.8).
A control v t) that steers system (3.19) from start point (3.20) to final point (3.21) is of the form (3.22).
In contrast to the equation defined by means of Riemann-Liouville derivative, initial conditions (3.4) coincide with start point (3.5), i.e., Proposition 5. A control v t) that steers system (3.3) from the start point (3.5) to the final point (3.6) is of the form (3.7).
