In the case of non-stationary targets such as in retinal imaging, we propose the simultaneous projection of fringes at three different wavelengths, as shown in Fig. 2. As each wavelength has its own mirror, the spatial frequency and phase of each fringe pattern can be adjusted separately to give sinusoidal patterns with the same spatial frequency and relative phases of ϕ0, ϕ0+2 π/3 and ϕ0 − 2 π/3.
The advantage of this PID structure is that the responses of the system to disturbances and to changes in the set-point can be adjusted separately.
The amount of electric power provided to the top and bottom of the furnace could be adjusted separately so that the thermal gradient could be controlled precisely.
If the shelves must be adjusted separately, you'll only need to work with the bottom shelf.
Also, because the head and foot of the hospital bed can be adjusted separately, it can make patients (especially those with heart and lung disease who need propping up to prevent fluid from accumulating in the lungs and legs) more comfortable than they would be lying flat or propped up with an assortment of pillows.
The c-coefficient was not included as it is the intercept and could be adjusted separately after the regression had been performed.
In particular, the chirp and the central wavelength of the grating that is set in two different heaters can be adjusted separately by controlling the voltage in each of these heaters.
The degree of openness can be adjusted separately for different groups of participants, or even on an individual basis, and varying from a case to another, as needed.
Molecule distributions, reaction rate constants and structural parameters can be adjusted separately in the simulation allowing a comprehensive study of individual effects in the context of a realistic cell environment.
Simulation results demonstrate that molecule distributions, reaction rate parameters, and structural parameters can be adjusted separately in the simulation allowing a comprehensive study of individual effects in the context of realistic cell environments.
