Sentence examples for fluctuation problem from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes the coordinated control of AE and FC to solve the power fluctuation problem in the MG.

And, in order to solve the large fluctuation problem of the system running and frequent ON-OFF action of the standard compressor, the equal output capacity switching principle can be used to determine the thermo-on and thermo-off switched frequency points, and control the switching process of the compressor.

This means the best path for each vehicle is being calculated and each path recommendation is considered a traffic situation, so the fluctuation problem that exists in public (blind) information dissemination doesn't repeat in the ITIS architecture; this makes it so that there is no saturation level for this system.

At first glance, appealing to quantum mechanics to solve the fluctuation problem only seems to complicate the situation.

Short-term balance of payments support is suitable for dealing with a short-term price fluctuation problem but is quite unsustainable if the underlying problem is one of long-term adverse price trends unless, as in the ESAF case, the support is used to enable the process of adjustment to long-term changes to continue.

The fluctuations problem is real and troubling, and the proposed solution seems to be ingenious and, potentially, powerful (caveat emptor: my own understanding of entanglement is at the level of News & Views articles).

For dots defined by thickness fluctuations, this problem is intrinsic to the fabrication and the use of two-dimensional islands of the epitaxial growth [13].

That said, it's not like fresh water is getting any easier to come by; scarcity and seasonal fluctuations are problems that will only get worse as natural resources are depleted and populations grow.

(2) Wind power does not have a reliable availability, wind power fluctuations bring problems to power balancing, large shares of wind power increases the demand for the capacity of reserves and ancillary services.

Lewandowsky, S., Risbey, J. S. & Oreskes, N. The "pause" in global warming: Turning a routine fluctuation into a problem for science.

One caveat: "Currency fluctuations are a problem for these companies," says Annette Bianchi, managing director at Pacific Venture Group, a venture fund devoted to health-care investing.