To augment the reactive power command of the rotor-side converter (RSC), a supplementary controller is designed to reduce voltage sag at the common coupling point during a fault, and to mitigate active power oscillation of the wind farm after a fault.
Late in 1808, it was decided to send a strong frigate squadron to the Ocean under the command of Jacques Hamelin to augment the forces available on the island bases of Île Bonaparte and Isle de France and raid British shipping in the region.
By the end of the year, Wing Commander Charles Read had taken over command of No. 77 Wing, and the formation's complement had been augmented by No. 31 Squadron, a Beaufighter unit previously based in Darwin, Northern Territory, as part of North Western Area Command.
But her goal is not to supplant the traditional chain of command in public health; instead she is augmenting it with new tidbits of information.
There is a reliance on visual materials to augment an appeal to human greed, human lust, and a command of the resources of nature.
Augmenting the discourse of learning with computer-based learning environments.
Skyrms suggests augmenting the laws of classical probability with an extra requirement that only impossibilities are assigned probability 0. Easwaran (2014) argues that we should instead reject the view that expected utility theory commands indifference between acts with equal expected utility.
It provided engineer Support to Operation Joint Endeavor in Bosnia and Kosovo by augmenting the staff of the 412th Engineer Command, and by deploying the 139th and 141st Transportation Company Detachments to the region which were under the brigade's peacetime command and control.
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Three more frigates Carrère, Bravoure and Succes, under the overall command of Captain Jacques-François-Ignace Bretel, soon arrived to augment Badines blockade.
Command of the air over Germany was seized only when American squadrons arrived to augment the Royal Air Force, upend the existing British doctrine of restricting attacks to nighttime and demand pinpoint bombing of specifically identified German military and industrial targets.
