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It is shown that the effect of tidal current directions on the system is significant when turbines are in the same horizontal plane.
In this paper a numerical model is developed to analyze the effect of tidal current directions on the performance of this three-turbine system and is validated with experimental data.
It shows that the effects of current speeds, current directions on water run-up on the circular cylinder with different radius for different wave numbers are very conspicuous when the incident wave changes from long crested plane waves to short-crested waves.
We conclude the tutorial with a number of observations on the current directions of the research field of visual servo control.
This decision speaks to Foursquare's current direction on several levels.
An omnidirectional stereo vision head mounted over the machine acquires and sends data to the operator with a streaming technique that focuses on the current direction of sight of the operator.
We define this generic point on the current direction of movement at generic distance r from P t as S r) (i.e., S(r = 0) ≡ P t ).
Most of the vehicles will be equipped with navigational systems, and hence location as well as mobility prediction based on the current direction of movement can be used for cognition.
Although the study lends some good juju to conventional biofuels, which have been at the center of the contentious "food vs. fuel" debate since 2008, the study is likely to have little impact on the current direction of biofuels scale-up efforts.
Scouts participating in the ceremony asked Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF, her opinions on the current direction of youth participation.
To this end, a number of round table meetings, with the involvement of all major partners in the health sector reform, should be organized, where the potential impact (threats and benefits) of the current direction of the health reform process on the provision of basic health services (in terms of equity, accessibility, coverage and quality) is discussed.
