Sentence examples for models for distribution from inspiring English sources
The quality of the music aside — and this set has a longer running time than most feature films, so it's going to take a while to actually absorb it — the story may be how innovatively (or, possibly, desperately) Prince is trying new models for distribution and profit.
While she may no longer be the shy, awkward girl she was in 2011, Issa Rae still wants to get into film (directing a Stevie Wonder biopic would be her dream gig) and help to revolutionise the current models for distribution.
Moreover, the associated enstrophy within the same size of coherent structures is quantified and its distribution is compared to models for distribution of turbulent kinetic energy.
The validation shows that accurate voltage estimation models for distribution grids with high share of dispersed generation can be established with approximately one month of historical data.
In this work, the fractal data generated as mentioned in "Generation of fractal models for distribution of reservoir properties" section were used in calculations where the core data were not available; moreover, the realizations of the permeability distribution in well C based on fBm and fGn are presented in Figs. 13 and 14, respectively.
This article presents an electric power service restoration model for distribution networks considering distributed generation (DG).
We're at a strange time in movies — "King Kong" was only a moderate success despite tremendous hype, while a movie like Steven Soderbergh's "Bubble," which was a tiny indie, was a moderate success because it was released simultaneously on DVD and in theatres and seems to be hinting at a new model for distribution.
Here, we formulate a robust optimization model for distribution and evacuation in the disaster response phase.
The establishment of section model for distribution system is the basic techniques to assess the system states.
In this context, this paper presents a multi-objective mixed integer linear programing (MILP) model for distribution systems reliability optimization while considering lightning phenomenon interdependency.
One possible model for distribution builds upon the delivery mechanisms employed in other areas of conservation and development such as conservation trust funds.
