Energy yield, size and hence cost of the turbine and electric generator, operational behaviour, envisaged control strategy and noise emitted by the turbine are possible criteria for selection.
In order to optimize the operation of devices based on the tokamak principle, automatic control systems are envisaged to fulfill the requirements for the magnetic equilibrium and plasma stability, with copper coils, neutral gas injectors and microwave sources used as actuators.
It was important to demonstrate the asymptotic stability of the dynamic model with regard to the envisaged control analysis because in earlier studies it was seen that large-scale dynamic network models tended to be prone to instability [ 68].
At first glance, the idea looks concise and reliable due to the envisaged joint control held between the pasture users and the PCs in terms of annual elections and supervision of usage practices and fee collection.
From the beginning, control measures are normally envisaged as candidate solutions to specific security problems (Asnar and Giorgini 2006 Taylor et al 2013), and according to most systems engineering frameworks (SEF) their development should be driven by stakeholders' needs (INCOSE 2010).
On the device front, in addition to the originally envisaged electric-field control of magnetism, the unusual properties of so-called domain walls internal interfaces between regions of differently oriented ferroelectricity are proving intriguing and promising.
Better accuracy can be achieved if more site-specific control points can be used as envisaged in the UHS.
And when you pair the envisaged ability to smartly control electrical devices with other extant capabilities of smartwatches, such as fitness/health tracking and notification filtering, the whole wearable proposition starts to feel rather more substantial.
It is envisaged that advanced model-based control strategy based on the multi-linear models presents a promising paradigm to design controllers for complex nonlinear plants.
But to operate as envisaged, Schengen requires its members to control their external EU borders and to cooperate closely.
