This is particularly interesting because Oslo has a cordon toll system, where motorists pay tolls yet the impact of increasing EV usage given that one incentive for purchase is exempting EVs from tolls has not been previously studied in the literature.
The trial was carried out in 2008 on adult Sangiovese (Vitis vinifera L). vines, clone 12T grafted to SO4, in a vineyard in Bologna, Italy (44°30'N, 11°24'E), with North-South oriented rows (vine spacing 1 m × 2.8 m, vertical shoot positioned spur pruned cordon training system (12 buds per vine), with cordon height at 1.0 m above ground and a canopy height of 1.3-1.4 1.3-1.4
In particular, the performance of cordon scheme is critically dependent on the cordon location.
As long as there is a moving object into the test area on the vision camera range tracking, when it invades the cordon area, the system issued the cordon area sound-light alarm signal, if further intrusion high-pressure danger zone,cut off power supply with field blackout electricity protective device to ensure the personnel security in high voltage test area.
The cultivars had training system to Cordon Spur, with plant density of 2.60 × 1 m.
The cordon-based Electronic Road Pricing (ERP) system in Singapore adopts the average travel speed as an index for evaluating the traffic congestion within a cordon area, and the maintenance of the average travel speed within a satisfactory range is taken as the objective of the toll adjustment.
Yet this information remains siloed, with clinical information cordoned off in one system and the molecular information in another.
The SC experiment was designed as a cordon-price scheme, including system features and considering three different uses for revenues: improving the current bus transport system, creating an underground line and increasing green areas in the city.
More than ever, she says, inventions that would otherwise go into the public domain because they are funded by taxpayers or charities become "cordoned off" by the patent system.
