The same logic should be followed, using binary functions to define trigger by turbines.
From the given equation, we define trigger price as the minimum price of diesel that maximizes the profit of shifting the source of electricity from diesel power plant to RE.
In [16], the authors defined trigger part-of-speech (POS) tags and used them as syntactic features, demonstrating that FLMs can outperform traditional trigram language models regarding perplexity and mixed error rate in speech recognition.
The reporting system includes patients who are exposed to defined trigger levels or events in fluoroscopically guided diagnostic and interventional procedures in an international database.
Although this model has limitations as a model for RA, as is evident from its independence from an autoimmune pathogenesis of arthritis, it nonetheless allows study of synovial changes provoked by a single, well defined trigger, namely TNF.
A cleavable linker that can replace an amino acid residue in the backbone of a (poly)peptide or protein will allow cleavage of the backbone into at least two fragments upon application of a defined trigger, but will require accessibility of the cleavage site to the trigger.
Just over a year ago, "internet glue" service IFTTT, which lets you define triggers to automate actions associated with your online accounts and services, rolled out a new set of Twitter triggers that complied with Twitter's new rules for developers.
Finally, customers can define triggers so that if a certain threshold is met such as x number of outstanding support tickets, the customer service manager would get a message from Workbot inside of Slack automatically.
The defined triggers can be useful in other studies involving ADEs in children.
Therefore, the study deliberately included a broad range of well defined triggers based on clinical and research experiences, as well as on the literature review and record review experiences, with the aim of validating these in a patient sample.
