Sentence examples for vibrational control from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on the robustness analysis of linear vibrational control systems with additive disturbances.

The findings demonstrate the feasibility of laser-assisted vibrational control in steering chemical reactions and controlling reaction outcomes.

Vibrational control was applied to suppress the self-sustained oscillations during CO oxidation on a Rh/SiO2 catalyst wafer.

The concept of the vibrational control system is thus proposed to provide extra design freedom in stabilization or other performance indexes.

Laser-assisted molecular vibrational control has been demonstrated to be a potential approach to influencing the outcome of a chemical reaction.

By applying perturbation techniques, the linear vibrational control system is shown to be input-to-state stable with respect to disturbances.

The experimental arrangements for validation of the cancellation of vibrational power components and the proposed vibration control technique with suitably designed force moment seatings are described in the third paper.

Both TLCDs and LCVAs have been shown to be effective passive vibration control devices as long as their vibrational characteristics are properly designed in relation to those of the building in which they are installed.

The study of time-averaged vibrational power input to flexible beams and rectangular plates subjected to co-located simultaneously sinusoidal force and moment excitations has resulted in various potential vibration control schemes, both active and passive approaches, based on minimization of the resultant vibrational power input to the structures.

The central role of the surface potential in controlling vibrational properties is illustrated by examining chemisorbed CO in corresponding electrochemical and ultrahigh vacuum-based interfaces.

We view the enzyme as being a "controller" of H atom transfer that uses vibrational motions as a "control field", and use inverse quantum control to find vibrational motions that enhance H atom transfer.