Sentence examples for a balancing mechanism from inspiring English sources
I tried, like Michael Heseltine and Peter Mandelson before me, to create a balancing mechanism in the form of a strong and respected Business Department, but my successors have their work cut out to preserve it – if they want to.
Another area of possible miscalculation might be the Malacca Strait, through which most of China's oil passes.Tim Huxley, in Singapore for the International Institute of Strategic Studies, a British think-tank, points out that there is no way the FPDA can be part of "a balancing mechanism" to China, or that it will come into play in the South China Sea.
The proposed strategy divides the regulation task in two parts: 1) selecting a balancing mechanism and 2) providing frequency regulation.
When a balancing mechanism is chosen, the global controller outputs ON/OFF status, in the binary form of 1 and 0, respectively.
Very few studies have considered the SOC when operating a BESS as a balancing mechanism in a hybrid power system, as it has been done in study [5].
Parliament is a balancing mechanism between two tyrannies.
Researches show that duality would make the companies lack a balance mechanism that executives could make use of decision behavior to grab individual interests and potentially harm other stakeholders' interests (Wang et al. 2015).
The miR-21 targets its regulator PTEN, which formed a self-adapting feedback loop, creating a balance mechanism with STAT3 and miR-21 in the system as components.
In this proposed mechanism, a load balancing mechanism is developed for a cluster PMIPv6 to improve the efficiency of MNs and accordingly the overall system performance is improved.
Using a single balancing mechanism for frequency regulation is a common topic in the literature.
In "Crucible of Resistance", a recent book, he proposes a pan-European mechanism to ensure no country gets in too much debt or credit to another.Such a proposal shows Syriza's Keynesian roots: a similar balancing mechanism (but for the global economy) was proposed by Keynes in the 1940s.
