Sentence examples for systematic robust from inspiring English sources
It consists of two main steps: (i) the derivation of reduced models from a flexible multibody model and (ii) the systematic robust control design.
If misclassifications occur during training, the membership functions of both the fuzzifier and the defuzzifier are adapted by a systematic, robust procedure.
The paper provides a more complete, systematic, robust, and focused approach to education for sustainable development, specifically on course design and delivery, by using theories of teaching and learning and linking the course aims, delivery, and assessment.
The proposed robust adaptive design rules of natural selection offer much insight into the evolutionary mechanism and provide a systematic robust biochemical circuit design method of biochemical networks for biotechnological and therapeutic purposes in the future.
Invoking this result, a systematic robust static state-feedback synthesis method is proposed in an LMI framework for systems with strictly negative-imaginary uncertainty (e.g. unmodeled spill-over dynamics in a lightly damped flexible structure) assuming all states are available for state feedback.
QFD is such a systematic, robust and practical quality improvement tool that apart from the above-cited domains, it has also been applied in some unconventional fields, like game of soccer (Partovi and Corredoira 2002).
A major objective of synthetic biology is to make the process of designing genetically encoded biological systems more systematic, predictable, robust, scalable, and efficient.
In addition, over the past three decades, COFHE has crafted a Suite of Surveys that allows for a systematic and robust examination of the undergraduate experience.
In the present paper, a systematic and robust model for predicting service life of RC structures is developed which takes environmental humidity and temperature fluctuations, chloride binding, diffusion and convection, as well as the decay of structural performance into account.
The two case study results show that the proposed approach overcame the qualitative approach such as signed directed graph's deficiency on handling sensor heterogeneity and multiple objectives; the proposed approach is systematic and robust; it can be integrated into diagnosis architecture to detect faults in other complex systems.
However, artificial DNA has been designed and fabricated which is suitable for systematic and robust assembly of DNA arrays in two-, and three-dimension [140, 142, 147, 159 162].
