Sentence examples for location principle from inspiring English sources

(1) Because blind area is located at the terminal of the lines, such as [OM, O1] and [ON−1, ON] in Fig. 3, it is necessary to installed extra TWU in substation M and N. It can use single-terminal fault location principle to locate the fault occurs at the blind area.

Although this method is able to identify the oscillation source in many tested cases, it may possibly fail or provide wrong results [33] and the fundamental location principle has not been rigorously proved.

This illustrates the emergent character of the 'essentiality by location' principle: the arising of lethality by the summation of two non lethal events derives from the existence of a global metabolism architecture and thus cannot be inferred by going in depth into the nature of the two enzymes, in other words is a collective emergent property of the network system [ 11].

Formalized automatic location principles, representative methods and implementation algorithms are proposed and established.

At some point, we'll not only be able to tell you what city we'll be appearing in months in advance, but also how many minutes it takes to get to the arena". The red brick building is the third location for Principle since McGuinness, 46, made the decision in 1978 to give up his job as a free-lance film technician and manage a band of teenagers playing local clubs and street festivals.

Firstly, as the private mailing list and the AIHW FTE measures are based on location of principle practice each GP is counted only once even if they work in multiple areas, while the DoHA FTE measures reflects the total number of services from GPs working in the area (from the MBS data).

The principle location is in midtown New York, although it does have smaller offices in Albany and London.

Coastal zones will continue to be the principle location for potential future land use conflict given their high social and cultural value relative to other ecological values.

The fact that there are many such proteins and that they bind only in specific combinations ensures that cargo is delivered to a precise location; the same principle operates inside the cell and when a vesicle binds to the cell's outer membrane to release its contents.

All the identity information is stored in the AB; a centralized location, Identity Federation principle is not followed.

In Finland, RECs were area-based and had a monopoly: they handled all medical research (as defined by law) in their area (determined by the location of the principle investigator) (Table  3).