0 present participle of actuate
1 to make a machine work or be the reason a person acts in a certain way:
A detonator is actuated by heat, percussion, friction, or electricity.
Because the power flow direction of the actuating bond is reversed, the modulated force becomes negative, thus forming a negative feedback loop.
The cost function to be minimized involves the travelling time and the actuating inputs.
However, enough capacity of actuators cannot be selected in most robot manipulators since the actuating motors of robot manipulators are serially placed on links.
We searched for interaction efforts between modules; the flexible frame switches naturally, without actuating it.
Since moving components of the manipulator have small mass moment of inertia, the actuating force is correspondingly small.
The disadvantages of this trajectory-control approach include its inefficiency in actuating the bipedal walking and the unnatural looking of the gait.
The necessary constraint to the actuating phase will be only function of the realized education.
Actuating characteristics in the case of an actuated structure without charge.
