In order to achieve the required performance of the controller, suitable values for the control parameters are tuned for each controller.
Corresponding values for the control samples were 0.504%, 0.455%, 0.135%.
Values were expressed as percentages of the mean values for the control subjects.
Based on Lyapunov Bellman theory, optimum values for the control forces and deflections are obtained for shells with simply supported or clamped edges.
The mean difference between the RSA measured bearing thickness and the manufacturer's quoted values for the control group was −0.03 mm (S.D. 0.17).
Spectral decomposition methods are applied to compute accurately the rms values for the control forces, suspension strokes and tyre deflection at front and rear in a half-car model with preview.
The (non-parametric) Wilcoxon rank sum test (two-sided) was used to compare the means of the morphine, pure sucrose and total (i.e. morphine plus pure sucrose solution) consumption of the injured bees with the respective values for the control group ('Control vs Injured' in Supplementary Table S2).
At the highest polymer concentration tested, the capillary suction time (CST) values for flocculated samples for the RT digester were over 6 times lower than the corresponding values for the control digester.
Our investigation shows that the controller design is a delicate synthesis procedure in achieving better trade-off between system performance and energy saving, and proper choice of values for the control parameters may potentially save a significant amount of energy.
Plant diversity, cover, biomass and density reached 88.5%, 87.9%, 73.1%, and 52.7% of the values for the control community, respectively, over the 4-year period when zokors were excluded.
We also implement a robust parameter tuning procedure that relies on techniques from statistical testing, experimental design and Response Surface Methodology (RSM) to estimate the optimal values for the control parameters to secure a good performance by BRGA against specific problems at hand.
