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These controllers are not the ultimate solution to save energy because the operations of HVAC systems are nonlinear.
Intuitively speaking, this is because the operations of intervening and conditioning coincide when the random variables are deterministic.
This is mainly because the operations of internet-based firms are less geographically concentrated than those of incumbent banks are (The Economist, 2015a, b).
(Perhaps it might be said that what the objection invites us to suppose is that, even though the world is not deterministic, humans differ from digital machines precisely because the operations of the latter are indeed deterministic.
Similarly, because the operations of individual processes are ignored, the multi-period network system may be identified as an efficient DMU after T time periods, although every process is inefficient.
When model (6) is used to measure the multi-period global cost efficiency of network system, because the operations of individual periods are ignored, the multi-period network system may be identified as an efficient DMU, although every period is inefficient.
It was barred in the Southland last year because of the operations of bookies, but a new law has been proposed to permit the pari-mutuel system..
Because the operation of each laser is independent of the others, their speckles cancel each other out.
Professor Kraakman's guidance concerning the relevant criteria for the jury to consider in determining whether a statement impacted a stock's price will assist jurors because the operation of efficient markets is a specialized topic which is "beyond the ken of the lay jury". See U.S. v. Hines, 55 F. Supp.
President Bush intervened in the 11-day shutdown of 29 West Coast ports today, successfully seeking a court order today to halt the employers' lockout of 10,500 longshoremen, because the operation of the ports is "vital to our economy and to our military".
DTO systems also make the 24/7 operations less constrained because the operation of trains is less dependent on staff availability.
