A decrease in interconnections of the electrical pathways in the electrodes leads to poor performance and durability of the PEFCs.
Note that, due to the existence of MV switchgears and junction terminals (at least three cables) below every WT, cutting the subsea cable is inevitable in electrical interconnection of wind farms, thus connecting different cable dimensions in full cable sizing method can be possible.
It was proposed that non-DE genes could be essential in the interconnection of numerous DE genes and play important roles in malignant transformation of the precursor T cells.
From the electric standpoint, the power module reduces parasitic elements in the interconnection of the power semiconductor devices due to the tight physical integration.
Emphasized in the interconnection of pattern and process, this study provided an ecosystem health approach to assessing the integrated ecological effects of regional land use change.
Chip-on-film (COF) is a new technology after tape-automated bonding (TAB) and chip-on-glass (COG) in the interconnection of liquid crystal module (LCM).
The modular structure of a department with clinical and scientifically orientated components will also allow improvements in the interconnection of inpatient and outpatient sectors, also personnel.
Two fields of interest, in vitro or in vivo, have evolved in parallel, but the interconnection of the data in a unified scheme is tricky, so the determination of the initial events and the main actors involved in this cascade is difficult.
Their only legitimate though indispensable theoretical use is to regulate the understanding's cognition of objects: reason sets down the conditions under which the understanding's activity will have achieved its ideal completion in the systematic interconnection of its cognitions, i.e., in an ultimate science.
In the United States, interconnection of mobile transmitters and receivers with the public switched telephone network (PSTN) began in 1946, with the introduction of mobile telephone service (MTS) by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company (AT&T).
