Sentence examples for system that possesses from inspiring English sources

The design goal is to achieve a crypto-coding system that possesses the error correction and encryption features.

Herein, we developed a special liposome system that possesses an acidic micro-environment in the internal aqueous chamber to improve the chemical stability of pH-sensitive payloads.

Using control vector Lyapunov functions, we construct a universal hybrid decentralized feedback stabilizer for a decentralized affine in the control nonlinear impulsive dynamical system that possesses guaranteed gain and sector margins in each decentralized input channel.

It turns out that such a formulation leads to infinite number of solutions; one can obtain an unique solution by introducing an additional requirement inherent in vibration tailoring: namely, designing the system that possesses the pre-specified natural frequency.

In [17], the key is to find a linear ordinary system that possesses the same stability property as the fractional-order system, and then the stability analysis was converted into the domain of ordinary systems which was well established and understood.

This study investigates the buffer allocation strategy of a flow-shop-type production system that possesses a given total amount of buffers and finite buffer capacity for each workstation as well as general interarrival and service times in order to optimize such system performances as minimizing work-in-process, cycle time and blocking probability, maximizing throughput, or their combinations.

The apparatus developed for this method is depicted in Figure 1 and it is divided into two parts: a high-pressure and a low-pressure system that possess a recycling loop each and are connected by a capillary.

Dendritic cells are key sentinel cells of the innate immune system that possess the ability to stimulate the adaptive immunity [ 62, 63].

This paper will specifically address physical systems that possess symmetry or invariance properties.

The development focuses on systems that possess simultaneously both classical and non-classical natural modes of free vibration.

Nature provides numerous systems that possess exceptional properties and performance that might be replicated for many biomedical applications.