Sentence examples for operation aspects from inspiring English sources

We design an MPC procedure that is tailored to VSDs and that accounts for real-time operation aspects.

These observations point to ways to improve the performance of GHE from both design and operation aspects.

Several full-scale applications for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment are presented and illustrated, and their most important design and operation aspects (e.g. biofilm formation, hydrodynamics, mass transfer, mixing) are analysed and discussed.

The results from this study supported the feasibility and validity of the proposed ARV system and they showed promise for this system to be used in the field-testing for the safety and operation aspects of transportation research.

The following cases present a number of the deployment and operation aspects of four multi-tenant SaaS applications, while illustrating the benefits of multi-cloud environments.

Firstly, to capture operation aspects which can affect planning stage, a bi-level model is adopted to achieve the collaborative optimization between planning and operation of ESS.

Secondly, for environmental protection and low carbon demand, the proposed method considers the emission problem from the system operation aspect.

For the operation aspect, a fuzzy multi-objective model is introduced to obtain ESS scheduling in the lower level, which will be fed back to the upper level to calculate operation costs by power flow calculation at hourly time-steps for every daily scenario.

Topics include materials issues in plant design and operations, aspects of thermal design, fuel depletion and fission-product poisoning, and temperature effects on reactivity.

As the benchmarking process seems more time consuming in an international setting as system differences add to the complexity, we suggest that the described process is useful for benchmarking in a national or regional setting provided the objective is to identify relevant operations aspects into sufficient depth.

11) Overarching recommendation: UNICEF should strengthen and revise its post-emergency recovery and transition strategy and guidelines to better address both strategic planning (including information needs assessment in various phases, targeting and capacity development) and management (human resource and operations) aspects.