Blackwell's unselfish vision accommodated distributing acts from the Chrysalis – like Jethro Tull – and EG management stables – King Crimson but also Emerson, Lake and Palmer and the flamboyant Roxy Music.
Current power networks are facing numerous challenges in transmission and distribution in order to accommodate distributed generation from renewables.
This transformation is necessary to meet environmental targets, accommodate distributed generation, and support plug-in electric vehicles.
The tanks-in-series (TIS) model is shown to offer a better platform to accommodate distributed parameters.
"SoShare accommodates distributed file transfer while the service maintains one master copy in the cloud for reliable access," Meek says.
Consequently, the nature of the generalist role of the district nurse was changing; the qualified district nurse became a team leader, with patients becoming a 'case load' to be accommodated and distributed among team members with a specific task focus, who aimed to keep each other briefed by meeting at the end of every shift.
However, the smart grid has also provided many new challenges, for example, the limitation of existing networks to accommodate new distributed generators (DG) [1, 2], and the added complexity from a wide range of heterogeneous components [3].
We need an electric grid that can accommodate more distributed and intermittent sources of power, and we need to find ways to transmit solar power from isolated deserts and wind power from blustery plains to distant metropolises.
The genetic load, in addition to the core region, was very different between ICE clc, PAGI-2 and PAGI-3, demonstrating that these GEIs can easily accommodate and distribute regions of 60 70 kb of highly dissimilar DNA.
Coniacian rifting that resulted in approximately 6 km of extension and an indefinite amount of strike-slip movement was accommodated by a distributed system of steep normal faults (Litak et al. 1998).
