While there is no commonly accepted discharging standard until now, a simple discharging model is utilized in this paper which neglects the impacts from battery temperature, aging and other factors.
Although the majority (57.8%) of delayed days were due to the NHS, the health service said some of this was explained by NHS community health services being unable in turn to discharge their patients to social care, preventing these services from accepting new discharges from hospitals.
AFS Trinity built an entire vehicle to demonstrate that ultracapacitors paired with batteries could meet the highly variable needs of a battery pack, both holding a lot of energy and accepting or discharging it quickly.
Percentage of bites accepted at discharge was significantly greater than the percentage accepted at admission (mean, 31.65±24.12; P≤.001).
Accepting his discharge in 1912, Smith emigrated to Australia after brief employment in London.
Last week, the Air Force persuaded First Lieutenant Kelly Flinn, an unmarried twenty-six-year-old B-52 pilot, to accept a general discharge, thus sparing itself the embarrassment of subjecting her to trial by court martial for adultery, disobeying an order, and lying to official investigators.
The military gave Ross an ultimatum: accept an honorable discharge or perform "general duties"—grunt work for the rest of his career.
Instead, we should simply accept Mr. Bush's honorable discharge (and dental records) as proof that he fulfilled his service commitment.
Craig Joint Theater Hospital says that it previously arranged to transfer Zobair to Mahmud-i-Raqi and secured its consent to accept Zobair before his discharge.
Shiva then appears before the gods and declares "now let him step forward who will accept the semen I discharge".
In contradiction to the generally accepted idea, the discharge capacity is controlled by the rate controlling step at the end of discharge, the discharge capacity has no relationship with the rate controlling step in discharge process.
