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For the Independent System Operators, or I.S.O.'s, like PJM, the capacity problem will become more important as fewer generators are coal- or gas-fired power plants, which can be switched on at will to meet peak load, and more are wind or solar, which must be compensated for times it is not sunny or windy.
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Assure the participants that they would be compensated for time spent on assessments.
Participants were encouraged to complete all scheduled assessments and were compensated for time and travel consistent with local IRB guidelines.
"And in our society, we compensate for time and burden".
They are trying to compensate for time missed during training camp and the lockout, and each has acknowledged his culpability.
The parameters of these models are estimated on-line in order to compensate for time-varying effects and modelling errors.
All shares were obtained using local time, in order to compensate for time zone differences, then normalized by average client performance and volume.
Cancellation clauses may sometimes include a "kill fee", a nominal amount paid to the freelancer to compensate for time already invested in the job.
The control algorithm is shown to compensate for time-varying external disturbances including solar radiation pressure, aerodynamic forces, and magnetic disturbances; and uncertainties in the spacecraft inertia parameters.
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