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In this paper, enhanced operation of stand-alone "Photovoltaic (PV -Diesel Generator (DG)-Battery" system is PV -Diesel
Thus, the lut2.1 mutant is more sensitive to light than WT and overreacts to an increase in light intensity through the enhanced operation of known mechanisms of photoprotection [ 49].
Over three-quarters of Fellowships appear to have imparted skills or enhanced operations of NGOs in HIV/AIDS and other health programs.
Similar to ORNL, for deuterium at near 10 kW, we find an enhanced performance of operation at magnetic fields above the lower hybrid matching condition.
The new system using the proposed methodology features light weight, enhanced operation speed, and qualified intelligence.
The majority of previous studies have been focused on the intracellular Na+ increase and the consequent intracellular Ca2+ increases due to the enhanced reversal operation of the Na+-Ca2+ exchanger [ 31– 31].
To understand the ionic mechanism mediating the anti-cancer property of cardiac glycosides, many research reports examined intracellular Na+ accumulation and the Na+-dependent Ca2+ increases (e.g. Ca2+ oscillations) via enhanced reverse operation of the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger [ 31– 31].
"... share the conviction that the threats of climate change cannot be curbed effectively by a single State alone but only by the enhanced co-operation of the community of States, based on principles of mutual trust, fairness and equity, precaution, intergenerational justice and common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities.
It is intended to provide diagnosis tools to gain enhanced control thereby ensuring safe operation of the plant.
This paper highlights the economic and security benefits of an enhanced system operation with the advent of a smart grid technology by introducing a novel model.
To improve the all-weather operation of commercial aircraft, enhanced vision systems using video and infrared cameras or millimetre-wave radar are being pursued.
