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Finally, one can get that the proposed methodology incorporated KH and ALO presented in this paper is suitable and recommended for evaluating the optimum operation and management of typical micro-grid for economic/emission dispatch for the installed DGs.
The present paper describes the advanced methodology incorporated in VISWAM and the comparison of results of benchmark analysis with published results.
The empirical methodology incorporated a qualitative, semi-structured, three-stage interview design with fifty seven senior executives from industry crowdfunding platforms and three stakeholder groups.
The proposed methodology incorporated the indices of temporal dispersion and continuity and was applied to 13 provinces in central East China based on 500 m 8-day composite Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) Enhanced Vegetation Index with two bands (EVI2) in 2013.
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Our methodology incorporated known interactions planted in the context of real genotypes to overcome the lack of real data sets with experimentally validated examples of the gene-gene interactions.
She therefore pioneered general equilibrium methodologies that incorporated multiple markets, institutions, and qualitative elements, such as culture.
Meyer Schapiro was a preeminent American art historian known for forging new art historical methodologies that incorporated an interdisciplinary approach to the study of works of art.
Unlike professional roles such as engineering, accounting, or even strategy or marketing, where concepts and methodology can be incorporated, leadership concepts are of no use if they are not experienced, if they are not incorporated to daily life.
In the list methodology, Statista also incorporated the gender split of companies' management teams and boards, and whether a company proactively communicates about diversity.
The research methodology for this study incorporated a combination of analytical, observational and empirical engineering methods.
