The adaptive controller is designed to both regulate generator speed and mitigate component loads under turbulent wind field when blade stiffness uncertainties exist.
This part focuses on alternative parapet geometries which can mitigate local (component and cladding) loading due to the formation of corner vortices.
The proportion of the different components of SES contributing to this relationship might differ by the level of development of the economy, health systems and social support networks in these countries, the effect of one component mitigating the adverse effects of another.
Furthermore, the smaller potential shift observed here upon binding of chloride anions, in comparison with that observed of the macrocycle, is attributed to the electron-withdrawing nature of the positively charged pyridinium motif of the axle component, mitigating donation of electron density to the osmium centre, and is indicative of the interlocked surface-bound structure.
With degradation causes discussed and degradation mechanisms examined, the review emphasizes on feasible strategies to mitigate the components degradation.
A new algorithm based on CEEMD MF-DFA was implemented for mitigating the noise CEEMD MF-DFAue to ionospheric scintillations in GNSS signals.
Vaccination was a core component for mitigating the 2009 influenza pandemic (pH1N1).
Here we show that valproate modulates the ER stress response through the regulation of WFS1, an important component for mitigating ER stress.
It may well be that most, if not all, PM source categories have some, if various, effects on cardiac physiology, with various lag structures, and that some components mitigate the effects produced by other components.
For this reason, composite pipe has been the subject of various studies aimed at mitigating deficiencies that metallic components exhibit in corrosive environments.
In this paper, a new approach is proposed to decompose a product into several sub-components for mitigating the risk of Intellectual Property (IP) leakage caused by inferences in supply chains.
