Sentence examples for system a sequence from inspiring English sources

In a digital signal processing system, a sequence of tokens might represent a sequence of samples of a speech signal or a sequence of frames in a video sequence.

For an isolated single spin system, a sequence of even number of π pulses performs an identity operation, leaving the spin state essentially unaltered.

Under the hypothesis of strong-detectability of the descriptor system, a sequence of coordinate transformations is proposed such that the considered problem can be solved through a Sylvester equation associated to a detectable reduced-order normal system.

For a given feedback gain which asymptotically stabilizes the closed-loop system, a sequence of free control inputs is calculated by minimizing the nominal performance cost over the perturbation horizon N. The nominal model of the process is included in the controller design in order to improve control performance.

In a DFP system, a sequence of phase-shifted sinusoidal fringes is often projected on the object by the projector, and the fringes are distorted by the object surface and captured by a camera.

To outline the functionality offered by the ADME SARfari system, a sequence of industry-focused ADME research scenarios and their corresponding ADME SARfari workflows are shown in Supplementary Table S1.

In some information systems a sequence of symbols can seem to be random, while in others, such as pictograms that represent deities and other concepts, there is usually a strict hierarchy that influences the order in which symbols appear.

However, as happens in all the underactuated systems, a sequence of movements are necessary to reach some points, since it is not possible to reach them with direct motions.

Next, the time dependent jpdf of the response is obtained by passing the system through a sequence of transient states.

The system produces a sequence of triangle meshes with fixed connectivity, representing the dynamics of the captured face.

The input to the system is a sequence of articulatory target positions.