Sentence examples for capacity introduced from inspiring English sources

It turns out the aforementioned objective is closely related to the notion of normalized sum capacity introduced in [2].

In this paper, we extend our previous work and focus on short-term memory capacity, introduced by Jaeger in case of echo state networks.

As well as receiving record numbers of privacy complaints from individuals, CNIL notes that two organizations have filed complaints on behalf as consumers (a 'collective redress' capacity introduced by GDPR, at least in EU countries where the national government chose to adopt it).

However, the higher carrying capacity introduced by higher DOC concentration in Reactor II as well as lower microbial diversity put it into a situation where is more susceptible to pathogens invaders or opportunistic bacteria proliferation, which may cause disease to aquatic animals (Attramadal et al. 2012).

Recently, using a dual expression for channel capacity introduced in [11], Lapidoth et al. have derived new upper bounds on the capacity of the indoor optical wireless channel when the input is constrained in both its average and its peak power [12].

We hypothesize that the plasticity of the proliferative capacity introduced by RPCs allows a transient response to compensate for injuries.

Therefore, the second step is to examine the channel capacity introducing SIMO depolarization scenarios and compare the difference with the polarized state.

As a drawback, resource sharing may limit the backhaul capacity, introduce latency and act as a bottleneck when neighbouring small cell BSs sharing the same PoP, are fully loaded and carry high throughputs.

The nodal pricing simulations illustrate that congestion and price patterns vary considerably between wind scenarios and within countries, and that a nodal price regime could make better use of existing network capacity, introducing substantial operational cost savings and reducing marginal power prices in the majority of European countries.

In this regard, three different possible scenarios based on prime mover capacity are introduced and an economical study on each scenario is conducted to determine the optimal prime mover capacity for this building with regard to the availability of each alternative.

They will see a capacity market introduced – both for gas generation replacing coal and for new energy-saving investment.