In this work, HOMER is used to calculate wind electricity production using the known hourly wind speed data, as it is explained later in the text.
However, some deviation in the CV and LSV curves and the related parameters have been observed which has been explained later in the text.
This is a within species ratio, a parameter directly fitted by the models, unlike the between species infectivity ratio additionally calculated as explained later in the text (see Parameter estimates section).
This feature has been extended with music mappings, as explained later in this section.
The difference between the cross-layer and layered approaches is explained later in this section.
As a result, the SM is constantly updated, as explained later in this section.
The observation here is pseudo observation explained later in this subsection.
In graph theory this quantity is called incoming vertex degree and its role will be explained later in this section.
Ring properties are an exception and they are explained later in this section.
The pn-QRPA theory allows a microscopic "state-by-state" calculation of stellar rates as explained later in text.
