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Questionnaires on building characteristics and operation of the DCC were administered to managers.

Finally, the effects of die geometry on extrusion pressure and mechanical properties of extrudates were also assessed in order to determine the geometrical characteristics and operation conditions for the optimization of the process.

There are three common DG interfaces with various control characteristics and operation modes, namely synchronous generation (SG), induction generation (IG) and voltage source converter (VSC) [22, 23].

In addition, the production rate of MBRs is ultimately limited by membrane fouling that is highly dependent on treated wastewater compositions, biomass characteristics, membrane characteristics, and operation conditions (Yuki et al. 2007).

However, it should be noted that our conclusion on predictive capabilities of the models is valid just for studied oil well and generalization of findings to another well with different fluid characteristics and operation conditions must be avoided.

They reported positive results on the characteristics and operation of the schemes and on the satisfaction of the health care providers involved.

Traffic characteristics and operations at the signalised intersections of developing cities are significantly different from those at the similar intersections of cities in developed countries.

The present article describes the main characteristics and operations of SALIPS (software for the analysis of laser-induced plasma spectra), a computer program designed for use in Spectroscopy.

Development of the oil recovery forecast models helps understand the relative importance of dominant reservoir characteristics and operations variables, reproduce recoveries for units included in the database, forecast recoveries for possible new units in similar geological settings, and make operations decisions.

We analyzed the course of perioperative hyperglycemia in a series of 191 primary hip and knee replacements performed for osteoarthritis, and tried to identify patient characteristics and operation-related factors associated with perioperative hyperglycemia.

Possible associations of patient characteristics and operation-related factors with hyperglycemia (defined as glucose > 7.8 mmol/L in 2 consecutive measurements) and severe hyperglycemia (glucose > 10 mmol/L) were analyzed using binary logistic regression with adjustment for age, sex, operated joint, and anesthesiological risk score.