Research and experience have demonstrated, however, that Australia's network can accommodate far more variability than was previously thought, and grid stability will be vastly improved by battery storage, which enables energy to be stockpiled, then dispatched when needed.
It grows in regions with hot summers and low rainfall (an average of 200 to 750 millimetres annually) that occurs primarily in the winter months but exhibits more variability than rainfall in regions of Mediterranean climate.
In this latter, more variability than anticipated according to the archaeological expectations was detected.
The Pb-isotope compositions of Iwate melt inclusions show more variability than that of their whole rock (Figure 3).
For both 如 jû 'person's name' and 入 jíp 'to enter', mid proficiency speakers showed more variability than their high proficiency counterparts.
The observation that fiction bestsellers show more variability than nonfiction bestsellers is consistent with earlier findings about the one year (Fig. 3) and weekly (Fig. 4) sales.
Unrounded vowels again seemed to have elicited larger variability than rounded ones, but mid proficiency speakers also showed more variability than their high proficiency counterparts.
The greatest variability in community attributes was found between sediment depth layers and between regions, which explained 2 4 times more variability than habitats.
When fungal richness was analyzed against variety and volume of woody debris, variety of woody debris explained much more variability than woody debris volume.
Exams regulator Ofqual said a return to end-of-course exams and alterations to key exams signal "more variability" than usual at school level.
All the tumours included in this project were segmented manually on the CT component of the PET/CT scan, and therefore ROIs are subject to more variability than semi-automated methods such as threshold-based or FLAB.
