Sentence examples for unknown communication from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the problem of rendezvous with connectivity preservation for a group of mobile agents subject to both unknown input delay and unknown communication delay.

This paper considers the application of the supervisory discrete-time LQG control as a wide-area multi-machine power system controller subjected to unknown communication time-delays.

John Elliott's work specifically focuses on unknown communication systems; the publication topics range from detecting whether the transmission is linguistic to assessing the structure of the language, and, lastly, on building what he calls a "post-detection decipherment matrix".

The exact depth of the instability is still unknown (personal communication with the responsible geologists).

The main purpose of this paper is to design an event-based fault detection filter such that, for all unknown input, communication delay and nonlinear perturbation, the error between the residual signal and the fault signal is made as small as possible.

From what we know of the present fossil, it was privately collected at Messel in 1983, at the foot of what is known as the Schildkrötenhügel (Turtle Hill) see Fig. S1, although the exact horizon is unknown (personal communication from previous owner of plate A, Thomas Perner, Bad Homburg).

We present evidence for a previously unknown tumor−stroma communication involving exosome‐mediated signaling, increased stromal MMP13 secretion, and enhanced tumor cell metastasis and angiogenesis: the tumor‐derived exosome MMP13 axis.

As telephones became ubiquitous in the last century, users — adults and teenagers alike — found a form of privacy and easy communication unknown to Alexander Graham Bell or his daughters.

Before World War II the field of bioengineering was essentially unknown, and little communication or interaction existed between the engineer and the life scientist.

We consider output-feedback predictor-based stabilization of networked control systems with large unknown time-varying communication delays.

For Hector as the hearer, however, the answer is unknown.For successful communication, Hector must use the same reference mechanism, indexical or coreferential, as Sylvester.