Sentence examples for collaborative operation from inspiring English sources
The collaborative operation will bring together Virgin's six round-trip flights a day from Heathrow to JFK with a further three operated by Delta.
However, ensuring the optimal collaborative operation of a MMG is a challenging problem, especially under disturbances of intermittent renewable energy.
The objective function improves company profits through a collaborative operation, by incorporating the revenues of participated installations.
In this paper, the economic and collaborative operation of MMGs is formulated as a unit commitment problem to describe the discrete characteristics of energy transaction combinations among MGs.
Collaborative operation with multiple unmanned systems has drawn significant research attention as the technology for the operation of a single unmanned system have gradually matured for practical applications.
A two-stage adaptive robust optimization based collaborative operation approach for a residential MMG is constructed to derive the scheduling scheme which minimizes the MMG operating cost under the worst realization of uncertain PV output.
The framework consists of (1) a conceptual model for collaboration among autonomous manufacturing work systems and (2) an ICT platform which supports collaborative operations over the web.
This analysis provides insight into the tradeoffs of alternative concepts of collaborative operations, including tradeoffs between expected conflicts, communications requirements, and vulnerability to targeted attack.
In these guidelines, new concepts are presented, such as collaborative robots, collaborative operations, and spaces of collaborative work.
The purpose of this study was to provide students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) the chance to cooperate with their peers to perform computer mouse collaborative pointing operation.
A network uses the native channel for carrying out communication within the network while it switches to the shared channel for collaborative mode operation.
