Sentence examples for during contingency from inspiring English sources

Optimum load shedding during contingency situations is one of the most important issues in power system security analysis.

"Congress extended U.C.M.J. jurisdiction over civilians who accompany our armed forces during contingency operations, and this change provides commanders with another important and necessary means of establishing good order and discipline across the force".

In this paper, we show that the turn-taking behaviors observed in infants during contingency detection situations are tuned to optimally gather information as to whether a person is responsive to them.

Finally, an energy management strategy is developed for the optimal system to ensure reliable power during contingency and disturbances.

Subsequently the Army Court of Criminal Appeals ("ACCA) held that civilian contractors accompanying military forces in the field during contingency operations are constitutionally subject to the UCMJ under the expanded article.

In response to (1) GAO's June 2003 report on contractors on the battlefield, (2) the realization that DOD is increasing its use of contractors, and (3) the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2005 (H.R 4200), DOD is finalizing a directive and instruction that will provide guidance on managing contractor personnel during contingency operations.

That to enhance the performance of the power network in normal operation and during contingencies involving transmission line outages.

The proposed model incorporates the DR as a resource to decrease the outage cost during contingencies while considering existing switching types for load transfer between substations.

It is important to recognize that each flight route has unique charges when requested to be used during contingencies.

However, problems such as failure to converge, prone to failure during contingencies, and biased estimates while system is under stressed condition occur so that state estimation results may not be reliable.

It expanded the provisions of the Uniform Code of Military Justice to give the military the right to charge civilians who not only serve with or accompany the armed forces if war is declared, but also during a "contingency operation".