ADCP method measures the stream discharge faster and yields accurate results because ADCPs measure a much larger portion of the water column (Mueller and Wagner 2009).
Selected admission variables (diastolic arterial pressure < 80 mmHg, glycemia = 143 218 mg/dl, glycemia > 218 mg/dl, history of insulinic or combined hypoglycemic therapy, Charlson's index > 2) were combined to obtain a score predicting a discharge fasting glycemia ≥ 140 mg/dl in the training population.
Also, they can be discharged fast, which means that they can serve peak load for a short timeh.
It is often difficult to predict, within the first few hours after admission, which patients will be discharged fast, and which will have a more prolonged ICU stay.
We hypothesized that patients receiving LAI could be discharged faster than SPIN and TIVA patients.
The measurements of flow interruptions and egress efficiency all indicated that the pedestrians were discharged faster when moving at elevated speed levels.
During a discharge, very fast changes of the active power occur.
What specifically can discharge that fast and that powerfully that it could cause the case to overheat and burn, even in that small space.
The NCA cathode exhibits an improved discharge capacity, fast Li+ diffusion rate, high rate capability, and good cycling stability.
An unstable discharge regime, fast circulation, a very deep groundwater table, and the presence of water limited to discharge zones and in restricted karstic pathways are typical characteristics of its karst aquifers.
Combined with this general approach, for applications of the regulation service, it is necessary to have high power capacity, small life loss during cycles with shallow depth of discharge (DOD), fast response characteristics and the ability of longer-term storage.
