Sentence examples similar to wind up effect from inspiring English sources
Stimulation was confined to the lower abdominal area in the general vicinity of the bladder, and care was taken to stimulate different areas within this region to avoid desensitization or "wind up" effects.
In this field, existence of the wind-up effect is somehow missed.
In education of many control engineers, information about wind-up effect in simulation is not sufficiently pointed out.
The wind-up effect is a phenomenon known mostly from implementing PI(D) controllers in real operation when saturation of the manipulated variable may occur and cause worse control results.
The wind-up effect elicited with 0.3 Hz stimuli was 15 mm in normal subjects (Defrin et al. [ 9]).
However, the wind-up effect was about the same in both feet of the controls as in the falanga group (Tables 2 and 3).
His emphasis, when yoga itself was still exotic in the United States, on the then relatively unpopular hatha yoga and breathing techniques wound up having mesmerizing effects on his disciples.
As the book explains in scholarly yet detectivelike detail, the desired effect wound up afflicting Indian tribes all over the continent.
David Brown said that the budget "was $4 million and the picture wound up costing $9 million"; the effects outlays alone grew to $3 million due to the problems with the mechanical sharks.
If the lack of scrutiny continues, procedures meant to relieve pain and bring about healing could wind up having the opposite effect.
