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Advanced forecasting and demand response management approaches should be implemented to cope with the intermittence of renewable generation.
Computations invariably fail after some level of mesh distortion is reached unless suitable re-meshing is implemented to cope with the mesh distortion arising from the material deformation.
Using structured questionnaires and interviews, they identified 'domains of concern' and the strategies implemented to cope with these issues.
The aim of this article is to understand what kinds of meanings VET teachers attribute to the multiple changes that have occurred in VET over the last two decades, how they have responded to them (which activities they have implemented to cope with changes) and what are/have been the consequences for teacher professionality.
Additionally, a convenient strategy is implemented to cope with periodic boundary conditions containing numerous particles.
The contrast between plant and animal mtDNA behaviour might therefore reflect the two distinct solutions they implement to cope with repeated element threats: either avoiding them, at the cost of a high point mutation rate (animals), or repairing the damage they cause by selecting for efficient DNA repair activity (plants).
However, over the centuries Nigerians have utilized agricultural techniques such as slash and burn, intercropping, and the use of shallow planting implements to cope with the shortcomings of the soil.
Many of the world's most oversubscribed races, such as the Ultra-Trail de Mont-Blanc in France and the Western States 100 in the US, have had to implement lottery systems to cope with the numbers wanting to take part.
300 farmers in 60 locations across Benin have signed up as part of a program supported by the Canadian government to test and implement new farming strategies to cope with the effects of climate change.
Modular robot usually implemented with simplified mathematical model to cope with the scenario of limited computation power and memory.
