Clearing a fault can initiate dynamic interactions and exchanges at some operating conditions.
Therefore, this small increase in the probability of not clearing a fault is acceptable, as it offers a significant reduction in the likelihood of inappropriate protection action from exacerbating stressed conditions and driving the system closer to a blackout [22].
Her interpretation is clear to a fault, with actors who illustrate their words, especially the lewder bits, with the annotative gestures of a dumb show.
The following steps are considered for the proposed system to clear a DC fault allowing the healthy zones to remain operational: Step 1: Using local current measurement in the converter arms and DC sides to detect the fault.
So the design duo of Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi sent out a collection that was clean and clear — but safe to a fault.
For those that look with a birds eye view rather than from the trenches, there is a clear fault line between the Sunni and Shiite Muslims in the area, with the added factor of Israel's needs and connections in the globe.
It's not clear whether this is a fault of Ms. Merrill's script or of Alan Souza's direction, but it should be highly fixable.
Those who frame the occupiers' lack of clear political objectives as a fault fail to see that the occupations are apolitical in nature.
Simulation results show that the proposed scheme can easily be viewed as an extension of currently used control technology, with the AFTC proving clear "added value" as a fault tolerant system, to enhance the sustainability of the wind turbine in the offshore environment.
Like many restaurants that cater to the power elite, there is a clear fault line between where preferred guests and non-regulars are seated, and Siberia here can be a cold place indeed.
