Sentence examples for systems by replacing from inspiring English sources

Our technique is also applicable to continuous-time systems by replacing delayed outputs with differentiated outputs.

To reduce electricity consumption in cities enough to make them sustainable, they recommended overhauling whole transportation systems by replacing gasoline-powered vehicles with electric ones and with electric-powered mass transit.

The Oroskar and Turian (1980) deposition velocity model for Newtonian system is extended to non-Newtonian systems by replacing the simple Newtonian viscosity term with a more robust two-parameter generalized model.

This method provides versatility to the application of GQDs in FRET biosensing and could be potentially extended to other similar systems by replacing the linker between the GQDs and Au NPs.

The main aim of this paper is to extend the study of logical entropy presented in [1] to the case of dynamical systems; by replacing the Shannon entropy function (1.1) by the logical entropy function (1.2) we construct an isomorphism theory of the Kolmogorov Sinai type.

It has even been argued that the temporal aspect can be neglected in developmental systems by replacing the developmental mapping with a CPPN (Compositional Pattern Producing Network) [41], a feed forward artificial neural network like structure with special activation functions.

The Senate voted Monday to approve a bill that would speed the modernization of the nation's antiquated air traffic control system by replacing radar with GPS technology.

And it can be easier to add capacity to a transmission system by replacing steel-core cables with composite-core ones than by building a new power line, he pointed out.

A full-blown UBI is also aimed at tackling the complexity of the current welfare system by replacing a range of different means-tested benefits with a simpler, universal payment for every adult.

Even the threat that New York State could lose more than $200 million in federal funds has not been enough to get the leaders to agree on a plan to overhaul its election system by replacing its antiquated voting machines, creating a database of registered voters and declaring what kind of identification should be acceptable at the polls.

Why should the Chinese ramp up the debate now, during a crisis when few want to further roil the international financial system by replacing the global currency regime?