The requirement that the derivative of time-varying delay is less than 1 will restrict the applied scope of the criteria.
Another application of the model is the estimation of the maximum possible load in forecasted ambient conditions, possible being applied in scope of smart grid concept.
Public engagement's faces are manifold, and it differs according to many variables including but not limited to the context it is applied in, scope, topic, sector, who is engaged when, what is their role and what is the aimed for outcome.
The first is that the negation in a negative existential takes wide scope, applying to the whole sub-sentence and not just the predicate.
In fact, the PPRA is limited in scope, applying only to surveys, analyses, and evaluations funded by the federal Department of Education, and is intended only to protect the privacy of parents and students with regard to such studies; it neither sets limits on the school district's control over its curriculum nor provides any right for students to be opted out from regular classes (Simpson 1996).
16 17 18 Given the widely recognized risks to public health inherent in approving prescription drugs for widespread use on the basis of limited data, the FDA's expedited drug development and approval programs were intended to be limited in scope, applying only to investigational agents offering the greatest promise of therapeutic advance to patients with no other reasonable therapeutic choices.
We adhered to all PRISMA guidelines that applied to scoping review methodology.
The study reflects the scope for applying ecological-engineering and ecosystem-restoration principles to silvopastoral-system design.
We have presented results for just three specific problems, however the success of the models indicates that there is great scope for applying continuum models at the nanoscale.
This paper investigates the scope for applying membrane separations to the HIx processing section, with the aim of improving the overall efficiency of the process.
