Experimental results referring to the change in voltage and mechanical power reference, for disconnection of the transmission line, three phase and two phase short circuit, and forced oscillations are presented and compared to a PSS2A stabilizer.
Yet even though the French-made films usually focused on the existential crises of improbably attractive people, and contained nothing as harrowing as the protracted deaths in A Short Film About Killing, perhaps there was less of a disconnection between the two phases of Kieslowski's career than has sometimes been claimed.
Luhrmann's film was apparently inspired by Louis Malle's "My Dinner With André." I couldn't fathom the stilted sense of disconnection between the two protagonists until I learned that the director had filmed Davis and Prada separately, thousands of miles away, then combined their performances in the editing room.
One particular form of dyslexia, dyslexia without dysgraphia, is an example of a disconnection syndrome a disorder resulting from the disconnection of two areas of the brain rather than from damage to a centre.
The differences between the right and left hemispheres is consistent with previous findings of a functional connectivity disconnection between the two hemispheres (Butt et al., 2013; Burton et al., 2014), which may, as previously suggested, account for the greater spatial discrimination accuracy between non-visual inputs from the two sides of the sensory environment (Burton et al., 2014).
Because of disconnection information between the two processing, it is difficult to trace continuously.
Moreover, we describe a transient disconnection of the expression of K5 and K14, two cytokeratins that are often co-expressed, during the first postnatal weeks of mammary development.
The highly dynamic topology results in a frequent disconnection of link between two vehicles.
Such protocols intend to solve at least one of the two main problems faced by VANETs, i.e., broadcast storm and network disconnection.
