The loads in feeder 1 decreased at 0.6 s, and the excess active power from the DGs flowed upstream to the bus, and consequently the highest voltage of the network exceeded the upper limit, as shown in Fig. 8a.
Finally, the consideration of crowding externalities (on both seating and standing) imposes a sizeable increase in the optimal bus fare, and consequently, a reduction of the optimal bus subsidy.
Using empirical data from Sydney, Australia, we show that the widely used Poisson model overestimates the probability of stopping in an on-call bus stopping regime, and consequently underestimates the optimal number of bus stops that should be designed.
"Harry Reid seems to be making this way too personal and consequently throwing the religion under the bus for his own personal gain.
The majority of contributors are based in Europe, and consequently you'll find more detailed information about bus stops or hospitals or house numbers in London, where Coast started the project, than in Luanda or Lhasa – but there are some surprises.
He shows the guitar to Otto the bus driver, who plays it and consequently makes the children late for school.
Weakness of the intrinsic foot muscles represents an independent risk factor for plantar ulcer development [ 45, 47], probably because it leads to an altered foot rollover during gait and, consequently, a less effective plantar load distribution [ 48] (Bus, 2002).
Locating the cells in the structure also removes them from the bus, which reduces the volume of the craft and, consequently, reduces the mass of the primary structure.
Putting limit on generator field voltage in a single-machine infinite-bus system can induce stable limit cycle that consequently is a cause of forced oscillations via Hopf bifurcation [12].
The chapter first highlights the split/segmented bus architectures that split a long interconnect into segments to reduce the wire delay, capacitive load and consequently power consumption, as well as increase parallelism during data communication.
