Sentence examples for adequacy assessments from inspiring English sources

For implementing NGOs such as PIH, the most economical and programmatically feasible evaluations consist of adequacy assessments, or pre post intervention studies.

Generating capacity adequacy assessment is an important activity in power system planning and development.

A number of sensitivity analyses on the modified IEEE RTS with wind power are conducted to validate the proposed reliability models for generation adequacy assessment.

Multi-state representations of generating units especially for large generators provide a more accurate and flexible tool in generating capacity adequacy assessment.

It has been recognized [4] that using simple two-state models for large generating units in generating capacity adequacy assessment can yield pessimistic appraisals.

As most of the risk assessments carried out by utilities are in the domain of adequacy assessment [1], in this paper the system adequacy analysis is set as the risk assessment objective.

"Whether the UK proceeds with an adequacy assessment or whether we go down the road of looking at a bespoke agreement or a treaty we know, as we've seen with the Privacy Shield, that there will be scrutiny of our intelligence services and the collection, use and retention of data.

Moreover, regarding curved sections where road safety barriers are involved, in terms of SSD adequacy assessment, it was found that through the conventional approach rather increased values of amended design parameters are delivered (e.g., increased inner shoulder widths) [29].

The adequacy assessment of the test data was performed by applying the mutation testing in a small set of programs and comparing the mutation score achieved by each test data generation approach.

Knowledge of system state movements, especially when they move from healthy to marginal, is very crucial and these movements cannot be captured using traditional probabilistic adequacy assessment until they actually move into the at-risk region where they have severe impacts due to the loss of load.

It is worth noting that the traditional adequacy assessment refers to the reliability evaluation of the at-risk states only (i.e. encountering loss of load), without concerning the insecure load conditions (but no loss of load) in the marginal states.