The experiment results show that the presented technique is able to predict CUGs especially in large-scale data with high accuracy and efficiency, providing a way to in-depth awareness of stability based on WAMS architecture.
Although ANC staff had more in-depth awareness and experiences of dealing with mental illness, discussions of both ANC staff and patients revealed similar content and themes.
Although the bubble clearly failed to deliver good returns to its investors, it did add greatly to the depth and awareness of financial markets.
Being grateful is a key as is recognizing that every challenge provides a lesson and a healing if one is open to such depth of awareness.
Rather than simply classifying global stability of power systems, the presented approach is able to distinguish unstable generators accurately with a few cycles of synchronized trajectories after fault clearing, enabling more in-depth emergency awareness based on wide-area implementation.
He said he was in therapy but he did not share any real in-depth self-awareness.
All the same, his novels have an unmistakable Furstian polish, a depth of historical awareness, that may derive in part from his reading and rereading of Anthony Powell, a writer he reveres.
Payton was relaxed and mostly contrite, and he took nearly 30 questions, directly answering nearly every one but sidestepping those that might have revealed the depth of his awareness of the bounties.
Though we have been told to expect an international architectural competition to design a memorial, and despite vague allusions to something called "cultural programming" (a contradiction in terms), no effort has been made to solicit guidance from thinkers, historians or economists, or from any architects or groups known for depth of historical awareness.
It's a huge change in paradigm to move from from flat/layered applications to interfaces with depth and contextual awareness.
Frankfurt develops an account of free will out of a perceptive treatment of what it is to be a person and how it is that a person's will permits a level of depth, of self-awareness and reflection, that can emerge in a person's conduct.
