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The EESS and TESS are defined as ideal storage systems by the model in [18].

In this paper, the wind turbine that has the maximum efficiency is defined as ideal wind turbine, which has three main features: lift-drag ratio is infinite, it has enough number blades so that the blade tip and root losses can be ignored, and its blades are limited in width.

In principle, free-cooling or free-heating can make the indoor air temperature in the comfortable region all the year if the thermophysical properties of building envelope material are in the desired range (defined as ideal thermophysical properties in this paper).

The contribution to the Gibbs energy from ideal random mixing of the constituents in the crystal lattice or in the liquid, denoted G id θ, is defined as ideal mixing (8) G id θ = R T ∑ i = 1 n x i ln (x i ) for a system consisting of n components.

The primary outcome measures were the number of outliers (defined as more than ±3° from the ideal angle measurement) for each angle measurement, in addition to the KOOS scores, VAS and ∆EQ-5D.

In this section, a homogeneous flow with negligible wall influence is defined as the ideal condition.

Data for the model were selected according to a criteria function defined as the ideal process condition.

In other words, elastomeric characterization for these materials may be simplified and defined as the ideal incompressibility with infinite bulk modulus, K.

The pore body and throat are defined as the ideal geometrical shapes with corresponding geometrical parameters, and the connectivity between pore is characterized with coordination numbers.

The learning organization has been defined as an ideal organizational vision which could help organizations to cope with and even lead environmental change by reinforcing learning activities [ 2].

Although a consensus HSE (GAAnnTTCnnGAA) has been defined as the ideal high affinity-binding site for HSF1, many variations of this consensus sequence are bound by HSF1 at reduced affinities in vivo.