The results show that the proposed algorithm is efficient and effective, and also indicate its potential practicability for WAMS of bulk power system.
This is widely applied, also for its practicability, but has been criticized for the risk of overdiagnosis [ 5].
Its practicability and limitations for window detection tasks are investigated by the work of Ali et al. (2007).
At present, the conventional PID controller is widely applied in the HTRS system for its practicability and robustness, and the primary problem with respect to this control law is how to optimally tune the parameters, i.e. the determination of PID controller gains for satisfactory performance.
The approach is applied to a river water quality simulation system for showing its practicability in data cleaning and parameter estimation.
However, while population models indicate the promise of the TFT for pest control, its practicability hinges on whether candidate TFT mutations (conferring general reductions in male fertility while having little or no impact on females) exist in eukaryote mitochondrial genomes and can be harnessed to achieve pest control.
Finally, the long duration for performing the competency test limits its practicability.
In particular, we traversed the workflow for the development and validation of archetypes regarding its practicability.
Then, the strategy was successfully applied to detect DNase I in diluted serum with a standard addition method, thus implying its reliability and practicability for biological samples.
RT-PCR offers many advantages for rabies diagnosis, due to its high sensitivity, rapidity, no interference by inhibitors of virus infectivity or antibodies, practicability for samples which may contain only minute amounts of virus, such as cerebrospinal fluid or bat brain, and the possibility to quickly determine the species and molecular phylogeny of the isolate.
