Sentence examples for adequacy evaluation from inspiring English sources
The results indicate the effectiveness of the proposed technique for incorporating wind power into generation adequacy evaluation.
Given the necessity of adequacy evaluation for the coupled system, therefore, the adoption of EUE is proposed as a criterion to evaluate the reliability for both gas and electricity transmission networks.
Besides the minimum of MSE, the important model adequacy evaluation is the physical basis of the obtained solution, "shrinking" of the more complex models to a simpler model, and the match of the absorption index values obtained ellipsometrically and photometrically.
The number of discrete states of the load is denoted as N L. Generally, the reliability evaluation of stand-alone microgrids is inclined to the generating capacity adequacy evaluation [9], which is different from the evaluation of the conventional generation system, due to the applications of RESs and BESS.
We can understand this as an adequacy evaluation, one that primarily seeks to assess coverage [ 61].
Anaerobes, streptococci, staphylococci and non-fermenters were excluded from the spectrum adequacy evaluation.
A Markov chain state-space representation is proposed to calculate EENS in system adequacy evaluations.
In Brazil, Ambiel and Noronha (2012) built the Professional Choice Self-efficacy Scale (EAE-EP, from Portuguese acronym), based on the literature on CDSE, whose results showed psychometric adequacy fromevaluation of four factors, namely, Self APortugueseGacronymg Occupational Information, Practical Professional Information Search and Future Planning (Ambasedet al. 2015).
An adequacy and plausibility evaluation design [ 27] was used to evaluate data from Avahan program monitoring, large-scale surveys and social marketing of condoms.
The results of the study show acceptable accuracy of the WIMS9/PARCS/TRACE code in predicting the power density of the AP1000 core and, hence, establish its adequacy in the evaluation of the neutronics parameters of modern PWRs of similar designs.
The aim of the paper is to quantify the impact of the non-standard Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) variables as the use of medical technologies (MR, CT) on the results of the assessment of the efficiency of the healthcare facilities and their adequacy in the evaluation of the monitored processes.
