Sentence examples for accommodation condition from inspiring English sources

In addition, the results reported in [13] tend to be conservative because the difference between the peak and valley load of the typical day is the maximum and accommodation condition for wind and PV power is consequently the worst.

Other questions such as accommodation condition and facilities, and specific information about children and pregnant women, were excluded.

Thus, it is expected that in our case with a paralyzed accommodation condition, wave-front variations cannot alter significantly the Gaussian apodization of the reflection intensity during the scan of the subject's pupil.

Secondly, a SMRT internal circular which explicitly excluded PRC bus drivers from a recent salary adjustment exercise, and thirdly, perceived unsatisfactory accommodation conditions".

The UK and other northern European countries have fought in both domestic and European courts to defend the right to return asylum seekers to their first country of entry, despite lawyers and human rights groups arguing that protection and accommodation conditions in Italy and Greece are inadequate.

Each of the four units, of climatic significance, and built under high accommodation conditions, records a recession stage of the northern Gondwana ice sheet following a major glacial advance.

After lobbying for improved accommodation conditions, Brooks was involved in a physical altercation with the team manager.

In the active accommodation conditions, the majority of the participants nullified the added minus dioptric blur to varying degrees.

There was no main effect of group or trend thereof in any of the active accommodation conditions (BM, MM) or the other conditions (MN, MP).

Under unparalyzed accommodation conditions and during a time-lapse of 2 seconds there are maximum RMS wave-front error variations of σ ∼0.02 μm with random characteristics [ 18], corresponding to a random Strehl ratio variations of Δ S=0.02.

Although 'going on the road' is a defining feature of traveller culture, nearly 80% of traveller families have not travelled for more than 3 days in a year, and only a small proportion of travellers (less than 20%) live in accommodation conditions perceived by them as unsafe or associated with environmental hazards, such as proximity to a main road.