Sentence examples for coordination constraints from inspiring English sources

Since the use of same curve type does not guarantee curve-intersection-free in meshed systems, numerous violations of coordination constraints may appear.

In [99], another technique is proposed to maximize the penetration level of utility owned inverter based DER into distribution system under standard harmonic limits and protection coordination constraints.

As the latter cash flows are restricted by the status of the current network (availability of external suppliers, producers, distributors and sales markets), we consider SC coordination constraints (Sect. 3.5) that allow for adequate capacity usages.

The effects of a resistive SFCL for determining the optimal size with protection coordination constraints for wind-turbine generator system (WTGS) is discussed in [92] for a practical distribution system.

In this article additional constraints such as nodal voltage limits, total and individual harmonic distortion limits imposed by each DER units and relay coordination constraints are all together considered solving the projection coordination problem with the help of evolution algorithm.

The coordination constraint including fuse recloser and recloser relay schemes is added to the multi-objective function in an augmented fitness function.

Our results suggest that agency coordination, budgetary constraints, and fire affect the amount of achievable benefits for ranching and sage-grouse conservation goals.

Deadline-sensitive workflows require careful coordination of user constraints with resource availability.

Due to the complexity of system configurations, distributed expertise requirements and various constraints, coordination of mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) systems is considered by many construction professionals one of the most challenging tasks in the delivery process of construction projects.

A similar role was played by epistemic and social aims such as unity and coordination and economic constraints such as the avoidance of crises of overproduction and artificial scarcity (since Marx's Capital referred to as the production anarchism, wastefulness, madness or chaos of the market) (Neurath 1917/2004, 322, Cat 1995, Cat 2000, and forthcoming).

Yet, there is still too much focus on recovering from drought rather than being less susceptible to it, with insufficient funding, preparedness, and coordination remaining significant constraints, warns the report.