Sentence examples for systems whose parameters from inspiring English sources

In real – life problems, we come across distributed systems whose parameters are functions of time.

This paper considers the design problem of parameter dependent H∞ filters for linear parameter varying (LPV) systems whose parameters are measurable.

This point makes CRNT especially suitable for dealing with biomolecular systems, whose parameters are often unknown or subject to significant variability among different individuals.

We can thus expect that if F has a rational rotation number p q, there exists a region of parameter values such that the all the forced systems whose parameters lie in this region share the same rational rotation number: that is, they all have the same sorts of periodic response.

A robust ({H_infty }) filtering approach has been proposed in [60] for a type of uncertain discrete time-delay systems whose parameter matrices are assumed to belong to a convex bounded polytope.

Adaptive control is often applied to a disturbed system whose parameters may be uncertain or even time varying.

The 'developmental landscape' is a representation of development as a system whose parameters are genetic loci and whose state space is a set of phenotypic states.

For the system, whose parameters change abruptly with large amplitudes, classical adaptive control techniques give poor transient behavior and sometimes instability.

In adaptive control the goal is to design a controller to control an uncertain system whose parameters may be changing with time.

The second one is referred to an identification problem of a discrete dynamic system whose parameters are unknown and which can be subject to unmodeled dynamics and/or exogenous noise which makes not possible, in general, an exact identification.

In this new MPPT system, a polynomial curve-fitting approach is employed to model the PV system whose parameters are identified on-line using a Recursive-Least-Square (RLS) algorithm.