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• Free a controlled variable procedure parameter and reallocate it before passing it back?
• _Adaptive variable suspension, a fancy name for a computer-controlled variable shock absorber system.
• Adaptive variable suspension, a fancy name for a computer-controlled variable shock absorber system.
• The principal datum in PCT methodology is the controlled variable.
• A controlled variable heating and ventilation system and automatic indirect lighting were in the car.
• The other is an adaptive variable suspension, which includes a computer-controlled variable shock absorber system.
• These were called controlled variable time ( CVT ) and reduced the incidence of early bursts.
• In addition, the adoption of an automatically controlled variable-displacement compressor has the advantage of avoiding engine jerkiness.
• The "'E "'- series were tuned for economy, with higher gearing and later on with computer-controlled variable lean burn.
• The V-8 uses electronically controlled variable intake valve timing to optimize low-end and mid-range torque without sacrificing high-end horsepower.
• This can give the impression of smoother motion, but the controlled variable always reaches the desired value a bit late.
• It is important that the control action u counteracts the change in the controlled variable y ( negative feedback ).
• Its 320 foot-pounds of torque and enhanced torque curve outclass some larger-displacement engines, thanks in part to computer-controlled variable valve timing.
• The controlled variables for winding are fiber type, resin content, wind angle, tow or bandwidth and thickness of the fiber bundle.
• As an option, a 140-hp 351 Windsor ( 5.8L ) V8 was available; it was sold with an electronically-controlled variable-venturi 2-barrel carburetor.
• The controlled variable as measured by the observer corresponds quantitatively to a reference value for a perception that the organism is controlling.
• For this role, the delay line was not usable, and the magnetic drum, recently introduced, provided a convenient and easily controlled variable-delay system.
• Direct Action, Controlled Variable Time ( CVT ) and Mechanical Time ( MT ) fuzes were available for HE and Coloured Marker shells.
• Reliability is also important, and there are potential problems inherent in running full incoming power through electro-mechanical devices such as servo-controlled variable autotransformers.
• Typically the pipe wall thickness is the controlled variable, and the Inside Diameter ( I . D . ) is allowed to vary.