Sentence examples for lines of the network from inspiring English sources
The lines of the network are located within some corridors that are also determined by the procedure.
In this work, optimal capacities of DGs are obtained based on the multi-objective approach in order to relieve the congestion in transmission lines of the network.
It is worth noted that loss of a transmission line due to fault results in a reduction in overall power capacity of the MTDC network leading to a direct consequence on the remaining healthy lines of the network.
Thinking in lines of the network models and (biological) theories of motivational orientation (e.g. Strack and Deutsch 2004; Davidson 1992 , 1993, one could also argue that sad mood would facilitate avoidance tendency, while positive mood would be characterized by a general approach tendency, regardless of the valence of the reference object.
(d, e, f) The current transmitted through the networks as a function of the tip position scanned along the median lines of the networks (red lines in (a, b, c)).
When simulation starts, the MMN will move back and forth along the diagonal line of the network field.
A method has been developed to assess periodically the rail roughness on each railway line of the network, to compare it with the average wheel roughness for that line and to determine whether a noise reduction can be achieved by grinding the rail.
The lines' length of the network is multiplied by 1.5 to make an unauthorized voltage drop for the end nodes of the network.
Too many lines of the transit network remained quiet.
Under PPP, the tube lines consortium will be responsible for maintaining and upgrading the Jubilee, Northern and Piccadilly lines of the tube network, while the Metronet consortium maintains the rest of the lines.
The addition of Ms. Zahn is the first step in a plan to mount a morning program of its own, one that, in terms of the superficial structure at least, is very much along the lines of the traditional network morning formula: Male and female co-anchors, backed by a news reader and a weather forecaster, on the air from 7 to 10 a.m.
