A full scoping study will be undertaken by February.
The study was conducted in a full-scope training simulator.
By integrating a supervisory control system, a basic loop control system, a virtual actuator and sensor system, and a virtual plant system in to a coherent whole, the HILS platform provides a full-scope simulation environment for the supervisory control.
The C.T. de Wit Graduate School at Wageningen University, the Netherlands, offers a unique educational programme that aims to provide its 260 PhD students with in-depth knowledge of specific research issues, as well as a broad appreciation for the full scope of science.
In summary, the histories approach provides a consistent conceptual framework for the full scope of quantum information theory, including classical (Shannon) information as a special case.
Thus Fluids and Barriers of the CNS is an official journal for both societies, this being a reflection of the full scope of the journal content.
For example, McPherson et al. [30] stated that the available studies on the LCA of urban forest carbon offset have so far failed to account for the full scope of emissions associated at each life stage of a tree.
As a new result, simple equations are derived to estimate the hazard currents for the full scope of solar arrays.
Analysis of an allelic series of point mutations in a gene, generated by N-ethyl N-nitrosourea (ENU) mutagenesis, is a valuable method for discovering the full scope of its biological function.
Moreover, in both the UK and US, the legal basis for and full scope of government surveillance powers remain opaque.
As well as this trio of restaurateurs others, such Edson DiareFuentes, are hoping Britain falls for the full scope of the country's cookery.
