Sentence examples for straight line tracking from inspiring English sources

The control algorithm consists of three parts: balance and velocity control, steering control and straight line tracking control.

Tilting trains achieve these demands excellently without the need of reconstruction of regular lines in order to lay new straight line tracks.

Tilting trains are seen as a cost-effective way to meet passenger demands without spending valuable funds on reconstruction of high-speed straight line tracks.

This section of the tracks is generally made up of straight line tracks, where better comfort would be expected; however, there is a definite increase in vibration due to below par suspension systems and poor track conditions.

The test was conducted at speed 300 km/h on a straight line track in a good condition, and the EMU was a newly produced train with a running mileage of 80,000 km.

Visual observations of foraging killer whales strongly suggest that they depend on echolocation to detect and recognize their prey: Whales would often be observed swimming near the surface along nearly straight line tracks for minutes and then suddenly submerge and resurface several tens of meters away with a salmon in their mouths.

By looking at the patterns of the tracks, it is evident that conditions sustaining directional movements presented relatively straight line-tracks while wiggle lines represented directions that are more random.

Saturn's previous attempt at a small car, the Ion, was as dumbed-down as a beer-swilling frat boy on a Panama City spring break, with similar straight-line tracking.

Cosmic rays can also set off the detector, but their straight-line tracks can be easily distinguished, Fajans said.

You'd need an almost straight-line track, which would involve drilling through many miles of solid Earth if you wanted to make a path from San Francisco to Los Angeles.

There is no straight line that tracks a straight trajectory to a healthy mind.