Locational CPMs that rely on market-based principles, such as forward capacity auctions, are superior to cost-based payments directed to specific must-run generators, as CPMs at least provide a meaningful price signal about the economic value of resources to potential investors.
There is now widespread acknowledgement of an international "common law" of the environment based on principles such as sustainability, and inter-generational equity.
Those bodies can retain some degree of autonomy during service delivery, often based on principles such as "localism" and the need to include service users in the design of public services.
Starting from classical methods such as regularization networks and support vector machines, addresses state-of-the-art techniques based on principles such as geometry or sparsity, and discusses a variety of algorithms for supervised learning, feature selection, structured prediction, and multitask learning.
It says this will be based on "principles such as free movement of data, porting data and/or availability of certain data for regulatory control purposes".
Mathematics itself, however, operates with abstract concepts, e.g., quantifiers, sets, functions, and uses logical inference based on principles such as mathematical induction or the principle of the excluded middle.
We developed a method for using the TDF during the implementation of clinical guidelines which draws on evidence based implementation principles, such as the need for management approval and on-going support [ 13], mapping of guidelines onto local problems [ 14], adopting the perspective of the target group [ 10], and co-design and production of interventions [ 13].
Finally, the EU has been repeatedly asking for the Belt and Road Initiative to be based on principles such as a level playing field, transparency, respect of single market and international trade rules.
Traditional manufacturing management tools based on lean principles such as Value Stream Mapping have not been designed to facilitate eco-efficiency improvements.
Because even small amounts of contaminants can give rise to seriously misleading results in chemical identification, purification of a compound for this purpose must be carried to the highest attainable degree; it is highly desirable to subject a substance to a succession of purification procedures based upon different principles, such as distillation and crystallization.
