According to the principle of the output powder cumulative volume invariable in unit time, the real time powder allocation formulae are deduced.
These data fall into two types: static data, which are invariable in time, and dynamic data, which evolve according to fluid motions in the reservoir.
As becomes clear from the analysis of his articles and speeches, his understanding of the union's basic principles has been practically invariable over time.
Hence, the existing CL value, previously estimated in our case study (around 240 MW in winter season), will be used as a constraint for DR/DSM program, and it will remain invariable in time, until the end of planning horizon.
Moreover, at the time of our study, the GSM signal was almost invariable in time because there were very few calls.
The surface reradiation (around 10 kW m−2) is thus fairly invariable over burning time and different external heat fluxes.
Compared with (3), it can be seen that the chirp rate of the signal is invariable after the time delay performs on this signal.
The measured broadband exposure was almost invariable during the time interval of the measurements.
The growth of spherulites was observed during solidification, and it was concluded that the images were invariable after times of 20, 30, 60, and 100 min; therefore, after these times, the samples were cooled to room temperature.
The invariable searching time is required irrespectively of session-changes.
This mechanism can provide a predictable scheduling with an invariable scheduling time.
