In particular, a high adjustment cost of adult workers amplifies the cyclical variation of labor demand for young workers, while it mitigates the fluctuation of such demand for adult workers.
Dynamic simulation results show that the power output fluctuation of such a hybrid system can be reduced by 38percentt, and its stable operation period can be extended by three hours.
The timeline consideration was based on data availability and the fact that significant change in the number of malaria cases, such as epidemics, occurs in cyclic fashion from five to eight-year periods in the country [ 40- 42], in order that any fluctuation of such cycle could be captured.
While a well-constructed time-series plot reflects temporal fluctuations in disease occurrence, interpretation of such fluctuations rests on the assumption of equal risks across the represented age categories.
The model dealt only with the mean numbers of activated and quiescent excitatory and inhibitory neurons, and said nothing about fluctuations and correlations of such activity.
Large fluctuations of wind power, such as significant increases or decreases in a short period, will form the so-called wind power 'ramp event' [2, 3, 4].
As influencing factors for the phosphorus content, fluctuations of limnophysical factors, such as light offering, temperature, and wind-related turbulences, came into account [25, 30, 32].
In turn, the inferred maps can be used to simulate the dynamics of proteins in the membrane, from the level of individual receptors to that of the population, and thereby, to model the stochastic fluctuations of physiological parameters (such as the number of receptors at synapses).
1) Improvement of friendliness of renewable energy generation connected to the grid: The power fluctuations of renewable generation (such as wind and PV generations) under different time scales has posed great influences on the requirement of grid reserve, generation scheduling, security operations, and other aspects.
