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Under adiabatic conditions, this change in energy is compensated through the release of heat in the material (Tishin and Spichkin 2003).
In this paper, the two types of imbalances will be addressed sequentially in the control strategy: first, the phase imbalanced is compensated through the modification of the phase references, and the amplitude imbalance is compensated by generating the same reference voltage, because the voltage generated by the SIEGs depends strongly on the variation of the prime mover.
For this purpose, a construct of an extreme learning machine (ELM) is used as a global model, and this is compensated through a conditional fuzzy C-means (CFCM -based fuzzy inferenCFCM -basedfuzzywinferenceagi–system–Kang (TSK)-type method, which captures the remaining localized nonlinearities oFIShe model.
Increased hb auto-activation is compensated through decreased activation of hb by Bcd indicating that broad maternal activation and auto-regulation are somewhat redundant.
Together, these changes, although small in magnitude, indicate that the protein turnover in the AgNP treatment may be increased compared to the other treatments (in particular to Ag Bulk), suggesting that the potential damage caused by ROS on cellular proteins is compensated through degradation and synthesis of new proteins.
Regarding the friction in the artificial hip joint, thrust ball bearing and linear module, friction modeling and parameter identification are conducted, and then they are compensated through a feedforward compensation method.
As Prussia was expecting to receive Gdańsk and Toruń from the Commonwealth as a compensation in a subsequent treaty (with Commonwealth being compensated through territorial gains from another neighbor), the Sejm declaration that meant that no territory could be traded to another state made the Commonwealth a much less valuable party for Prussian long-term goals.
In contrast, a mutation that disrupts a strong specific interaction, such as a salt bridge or a disulfide bond, is likely to be compensated through a direct interaction in a similar manner as the WC compensations in the mt-tRNAs.
"The difference on this to tax credits is, although difficult to sell and wrongheaded, people who lost out from them would eventually be compensated through the system.
