Sentence examples for time of interception from inspiring English sources

To solve the problem of interception avoidance of flight vehicle, this paper comprehensively considers miss distance, energy consumption and prediction uncertainty on the final time of interception by a finite-time H∞ performance measure, and designs optimal energy consumption maneuver.

The results show that the best evader effect will be achieved under condition of a large amplitude evader maneuver at the end of interception if the flight vehicle can predict the final time of interception accurately, and a large interception miss distance will be gained at a relatively small energy consumption.

Simulation results show that when missile and target are on a collision course, the novel guidance law using fast terminal sliding mode control with extended state observer has more optimized trajectory and effectively reduces the time of interception which has a great significance in modern warfare.

By performing a linear regression of the response timing of the interception experiments for the six characters versus the average animacy rating of the corresponding characters, we found a significant correlation (R2 = 0.665, P<0.05), in agreement with the hypothesis that the time bias of interception is related to the perceived animacy of the moving characters.

US persons are defined in surveillance legislation as US citizens, permanent residents and anyone located on US soil at the time of the interception, unless it has been positively established that they are not a citizen or permanent resident.

The simulation parameters are listed in Table 2, and the final time of the interception is about 3 s.

The Patriots led, 14-12, athehe time of Cromartie's interception, but the Chargers began to sputter.

The performance of the proposed guidance law in terms of interception time and control effort is compared with the sliding mode guidance law by means of numerical simulations.

The terrorists will avoid attacks during this time because the danger of interception and failure are too high.

The Clifford case is potentially important for Andy Coulson, media adviser to the Conservative leader David Cameron, who edited the News of the World at the time of the illegal interceptions.

Initially bound for British-controlled Egypt, with a stopover in Ceylon, the convoy had been delayed several times due to fears of interception by German warships in the area.