Sentence examples for integration of the distribution from inspiring English sources

There is no explicit mentioning of a transport chain vertical integration of the distribution of maritime containers by rail, but there are several papers on the vertical integration and collaboration within the overall supply chain (e.g., [9, 10]).

The building integration of the distribution pipework is sensitively examined through an experimental analysis of a case study; a residence in South Europe, using dynamic thermal simulation and numerical modeling.

The third, less obvious principle is that spatial integration of the distribution is non-linear.

This is much smaller than the average value of 64,000 determined by direct numerical integration of the distribution obtained from flow cytometry (Fig. 2).

Indeed, MI only considers random draws from the distribution while EM and MaxLL are based on all possible values taken by missing data through integration of the distribution.

References [66, 67] analyzed the impact of EV integration on the distribution network planning and operation, including load forecasting, substation construction, feeder upgrade, etc., and proposed a planning model.

The concept of microgrids has been introduced to facilitate the integration of the distributed energy resources (DERs) into distribution networks in a more economical, reliable and environment-friendly manner.

To do this, we use the measured cell area heterogeneity (n = 700) and mean dose at death, nth (indicated in Figure 7 A) to calculate the distribution in time of death, td, using a reformulation of eq 2 : 3 Cumulative integration of the td distribution across a time interval t then provides a predicted value of the % cell death at t.

The premium rate also can be determined through integration of the probability distribution simulated with yield records (Ozaki et al. 2008).

Second, the integration of the cumulative distribution functions that are generated by the Monte Carlo simulation with a regression model yields bid amounts that correspond to various confidence levels.

The approximation of assuming a "first order" limit state function is assessed by comparison with direct integration of the probability distribution function in the failure region.