Sentence examples for the derivative action from inspiring English sources

The purpose of the derivative action is to improve the closed-loop stability and speed synchronization response.

The derivative action is designed and implemented as a high-pass filter based on a low-pass block to reduce its sensitivity to sensor noise.

The derivative action is a mechanism that corporate law furnishes to tackle agency problems because the corporate insiders who should initiate such claims occasionally become caught in a conflict of interests.

In corporate law, the derivative action mechanism allows minority shareholders and, in certain jurisdictions, single directors or even creditors to file and litigate on behalf of the corporation a lawsuit against an insider or a third party whose action has allegedly injured the corporation.

When the SLC concluded its investigation, it moved to terminate the derivative action on the basis of a recommendation contained in the SLC's written report that pursuit of the claims was not in the best interest of the company and its shareholders because the claims lacked merit and their pursuit would be commercially disruptive.

The film, based in name only on a series of South Korean graphic novels, has nice, washed-out desert exteriors and some cool jet-powered motorcycles, but there's nothing in the hackneyed story or the derivative action scenes to make you take notice.

An HP spokesperson said: "We will continue to work to have the derivative actions settled or dismissed and to hold the former executives of Autonomy as well as Autonomy's auditor, Deloitte UK, responsible for the wrongdoing that occurred".

In the first case in which a fee-shifting bylaw was addressed after ATP Tour, a corporation had adopted a fee-shifting bylaw that purported to apply not only to future shareholder litigation, but also to the pending derivative action against the corporation in Delaware Chancery Court, in which discovery was then occurring.

Shareholders in this closely held corporation sued the directors (derivative action) asserting that the directors made wasteful employment agreements and retroactively approved financing on preferential terms to themselves to the detriment of the corporation and the shareholders.

For example, should the forum court enable plaintiffs to rely on the forum's local derivative action mechanism when the foreign law of the place of incorporation rules out completely the possibility of derivative actions being filed?

This paper introduces a new and very fast way of calculating the limiting values of the proportional, integral, and derivative action terms of the set of stabilizing PID controllers for a given SISO system.