Sentence examples for time delay imposed from inspiring English sources

The proposed scheme considers generation rate constraint (GRC), dead band, and time delay imposed to the power system by governor-turbine, filters, thermodynamic process, and communication channels.

Additional survey content is described under the Yorkshire Contributory Factors framework heading, and the full survey can be viewed in online additional file 2. Data collection will start several months after the identification of elderly medical wards due to the time delay imposed by the process of gaining NHS ethical approvals.

Time delays imposed to the power system by governor-turbine, thermodynamic process, and communication channels are accounted for as well.

On the other hand, the communication time-delay imposes an asynchronously operation between the proposed T-S fuzzy controller and the T-S fuzzy system handled via new LMI based conditions.

Putting these things together, the expected number of mutant alleles N in a cell initially without any mitochondrial mutations after T generation is E [ N ] = μ L (T − 2 M ) This equation predicts a linear accumulation of neutral mutations over time, with a delay imposed by number of mitochondrial copies.

It is found that random errors introduced by random noise on the signal measurements are insignificant compared with the resolution of the time delay estimators imposed by the low-pass filtering characteristics of the pipe.

In other terms, the delay imposed by the barrier to the spread of the favourable allele represents an additional time window for recombination to act and dissociation between the neutral allele and the selected allele to occur.

The mean time to repair (MTTR) metric is defined as the additional delay (time) imposed due to the rerouting and retransmission of the failed data chunk given by Equation (9).

A similar time delay needed to be imposed at other nearby stations too.

However, the common assumption of time delay in this model imposes the limitation that only such pole prescription which results in the dominant pole assignment can be effective in tuning the control loop with time delay.

Waiting and delay times imposed on each locomotive k is equal to sum of the waiting and delay times according to Equations 8 and 9 for trains on route.