Sentence examples for Economic robustness from inspiring English sources
For the purpose, we develop a multi-objective optimization model for robust microgrid planning, on the basis of an economic robustness measure, i.e. the worst-case cost among possible scenarios, to reduce the variability among scenario costs caused by uncertainties.
Henriet, F., Hallegatte, S. & Tabourier, L. Firm-network characteristics and economic robustness to natural disasters.
The author explores the diverse roots of India's economic robustness, from agriculture to the export boom.
In places like Silicon Valley the quest for newer and better stuff results in technology patents, a clear measure of economic robustness.
Based on our experience with its day-to-day operations, we propose performance metrics tailored for Sardex but also to similar economic systems, introduce criteria for identifying prominent economic actors and investigate the interplay between network structure and economic robustness.
Germany's economic robustness has been credited in part to these practices that have been possible by mutual agreement from management and labor.
Also, in this iterative process of Fine-Tuning, it is usual to use different (generally conflicting/opposed) criteria that take into account the sensitivities that always appear in every project, such as economic, security, robustness, performance, for example.
Different economic and robustness requirements can be met by implementing various congestion management strategies by the DSO.
Four configurations of membrane-based toluene recovery process are investigated to quantitatively compare economic, environmental and robustness performance of each configuration.
The economic efficiency and robustness of the proposed congestion management strategy is demonstrated by an actual 0.4 kV distribution system in Denmark.
Robust economic control chart designs incorporating robustness with regard to the uncertainty in the cost and process parameters, reported in the literature, fall into two broad categories.
