Sentence examples for modelled and only from inspiring English sources

And it must be pointed out that the full set of flexibility options and their interplay has not been modelled and only the interplays of total load, feed-in from renewables and flexibility of BE in the modelled setup were investigated, what is certainly a limitation to the transferability of the presented results.

We used both the observed data and the modelled distributions, and only small differences were seen, thus supporting the notion that the log-normal exposure distribution has an appropriate fit.

In addition, as a simplifying assumption, the prevalence of overweight (BMI 25 29.9 kg/m) is not explicitly modelled, and we only considered the trends in obesity prevalence.

The number of vehicles and parking places is theoretical and involves the modelled trips only; a car owner may need the car for trips outside Helsinki even if he/she uses composite traffic.

Secondly, the investigation of different modelled environments by RayMan (only buildings, buildings+trees and only trees) shows significant alterations in the human comfort sensation between the situations.

In this paper, a heavy duty Diesel truck engine is modelled and converted to run hydrogen only with goals retaining the same of Diesel full and part load efficiencies and power and torque outputs.

A juvenille Edmontosaurus annectens (BHI 126950) was the only ornithischian modelled and was the smallest and least complete (approximately 40%) specimen studied here.

This may explain the considerable difference obtained between Swarm measurements and IRI modelled values not only at polar regions, but also between the morning and evening sectors.

However, while BPMN is slightly easier than UML AD (some components are modelled using only one symbol in BPMN and using a group of symbols in UML AD) and provides a direct mapping to business process execution languages (BPML) while UML needs intermediation [ 24].

These model parameters ensure that predominantly only core field contributions be modelled and that edge effects at the boundaries could be largely eliminated.

Conversely, when modelled as only taxis plus private vehicles, the advent of driverless cars produces an unmanageable overload of journeys.