Sentence examples for capability of system from inspiring English sources

In this paper, a robust predictive dual-loop control method based on Lyapunov function stability and energy equilibrium for active power filter (APF) is proposed to improve the anti-interference performance and self-adaptive capability of system.

Resilience of water distribution system strongly relates to the intrinsic capability of system to overcome failures.

Todini (2000) perhaps is the first researcher who proposed a resilience index for water distribution network by relating nodal pressure and demand to address the intrinsic capability of system to overcome failures.

It is clear that resilient design of water distribution network is strongly related to the intrinsic capability of system that will have reduced failure probabilities and minimum or reduced failure consequences and able to recover quickly from failure.

Then, the wind power to be accommodated at moment t is given by W_{text{RS}} (t) = L t) - P_{text{Smin}} (t) (22 where W RS t) is the wind power accommodation capability of system at time t; L t) is the load at time t; P Smin(t) is the minimum output of all the generators in operation at time t.

Researcher Tom Mitchell of Carnegie Mellon University famously describes machine learning as the capability of systems "that improve automatically with experience".

Point of care interventions are increasingly being delivered electronically by computer, drawing on the capability of systems to present reminders and advice in a 'real time' context within the consultation [ 10].

The short-circuit ratio was given to evaluate the voltage support capability of AC system to DC system in [17].

I will finally present applications that tackle global sustainability challenges at the macro scale, illustrating the capabilities of systems approaches in the analysis of the U.S. Clean Power Plan.

Vulnerabilities or capabilities of systems, installations, infrastructures, projects, plans, or protection services relations to national security.

These considerations particularly impact hypotheses based on increasing the capabilities of systems already present in the animal, such as the salt gland and olfaction hypotheses, and indicate that these were not primary functions of the crest.