Sentence examples for capacity case from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the lower bound estimation in (21) can also be applied to the ergodic capacity case.
In this work, we study the general continuous capacity case and account for economies-of-scale in its cost through an increasing concave function.
In both scenarios, we can observe that of the uniform initial battery capacity case is higher than that of the nonuniform initial battery case.
She debated with Sir Menzies Campbell, who reckoned the country could "simply freeze up" without "major projects of this kind", while Tessa Jowell argued the "economic case is very strong, the capacity case is very strong".
Another observation from these results is that different from infinite battery capacity case where the optimal power will not exceed the average energy arrival rate [[10] Theorem 1], the optimal power exceeds the average energy arrival rate at some cases.
Moreover, for the capacity case in Figure 8, we see that the SIMO curve intersects the MIMO curves when transmitting with three and six antennas at the 20th and 28th percentile, respectively.
These resource gaps include infrastructure, personnel, and materials and potentially limit capacity in all 4 control areas (surveillance capacity, case-investigation capacity, case-treatment capacity, and capacity to prevent spread of disease in the community) (Technical Appendix ).
Isolation was not feasible in all cases because of insufficient bed capacity cases, but the colonized or infected patients were cohorted in the same room whenever it was possible.
In addition, WHO is providing technical support for surveillance and data management, laboratory diagnostic capacities, case management training, epidemiological investigations and development of rapid response teams in the districts.
In Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, "efforts have moved from rapidly building infrastructure to ensuring that capacity for case finding, case management, safe burials and community engagement is used as effectively as possible", said the WHO's latest situation report.
"To achieve this goal as quickly as possible, efforts have moved from rapidly building infrastructure to ensuring that capacity for case finding, case management, safe burials, and community engagement is used as effectively as possible".
