Sentence examples for suitable closed from inspiring English sources

After setting up the necessary general background, we start with two classes of commuting squares and compute the principal graphs of the resulting subfactors, one of them being related to the group dual of a suitable (closed) subgroup ofU N), and the other to the Cayley graph of a (non-closed) group, modulo scalars, generated byNelements ofU N).

The proposed topologies are enhanced and integrated interfaces, based on automatic bridge configurations, completely designed in a standard CMOS technology (AMS 0.35 μm), where Voltage Controlled Resistors (VCRs), formed by MOS transistors, have been properly tuned through the use of a suitable closed feedback loop that continuously ensures the bridge equilibrium condition.

If you can't find a suitable closed-end at an affordable price, don't despair.

A digital network delay model is embedded with the process model in order to design a suitable closed-loop controller.

Based on this study, we propose an alternative substrate design more suitable for closed systems.

The two machines, TCM and TCM-DR, are suitable for closed and open-set recognition, respectively, with TCM-DR also suitable for verification.

The function assumes a linear dopant drift effect, which simplifies the analytic integration as well as makes it suitable for closed form solutions under any initial condition state.

An extension of existing predictive controllers, capable of producing signals suitable for closed loop re-identification, is presented in this article.

Both the superposition model and the graph-based dynamic model are suitable for closed-loop control algorithm design (as they are discrete layer-to-layer state-space models).

As there are many possibilities how to acquire a suitable semi-closed system, three possibilities are considered in this study.

This multivariate approach may prove useful in selecting feedback signals that faithfully reflect current motor state and are therefore suitable for closed-loop control of DBS (Rosin et al., 2011).