Sentence examples for tasks in control from inspiring English sources
In this paper, it is shown how this neural model can be applied to three common tasks in control engineering: modelling of a diffusion section in a sugar industry, prediction in a wastewater plant, and neural model-based predictive control in a sugar factory.
This account does not satisfactorily explain our findings, since task difficulty, as reflected in saccade accuracy, did not significantly differ between the three memory tasks in control subjects.
Because the additional activation observed in the inferior temporal lobes in the Wernicke's aphasia group replicates previous findings from more challenging tasks in control participants, it appears that these are not newly recruited regions.
Again, Salisbury and coauthors [ 4] tried to disentangle the effects of button press on the amplitude of the P3 component using an auditory go/no-go task in which P300 was measured on button-press and silent-count tasks in control subjects.
The proposed work outlines a scheduling approach – named ISA Integrated Scheduling Architecturee) – supporting the dynamic execution of control tasks in distributed control systems while enriching the control nominal behavior with data gathered from the shop-floor.
The premotor cortex of PD patients exhibited decreased activity only when the putamen was required for the task in controls, and in the ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (VLPFC) when the caudate nucleus is required.
The appropriate selection of controlled variables is one of the most important tasks in plantwide control.
They should also accomplish the tasks in time, control the possible internal and external distractors, decide which aids they will use and check if all the prescribed tasks are complete (Epstein & Van Voorhis, 2001).
The mean RT advantage across tasks in the Control group is displayed in Figure 2b.
BMIs were evenly distributed between subjects with different work tasks in the control group.
As such, the tasks in the control condition were based on the same component processes as those in the action observation conditions (i.e., deriving object orientation and semantic object knowledge).
