Sentence examples for operation of weak from inspiring English sources

This paper establishes theoretical foundation for the research about integrating large scale wind power into weak grid, and solves technical problems to guarantee safe operation of weak grid with large scale wind power integration.

Evidence was found for the operation of weak CAM in E. milii, with statistically significant ΔH+, no nocturnal CO2 uptake and values of δC intermediate between C3 and constitutive CAM plants; ΔH+ was apparently attributable to both malate and citrate.

Evidence was found for the operation of weak CAM in E. milii, with statistically significant ΔH+ in watered plants and plants under drought, low δC and no nocturnal CO2 uptake; ΔH+ was apparently attributable to both malate and citrate.

Minimization of postsynaptic energy consumption is, however, likely to be an important constraint on the operation of the weak parallel fiber to Purkinje cell synapse in the cerebellum because, after motor learning, approximately 85% of these synapses are turned off [ 28], greatly reducing the energy consumption of the cerebellar cortex [ 5].

A step-by-step acquisition procedure is designed for indoor GPS receivers to detect the C/A code delayed phase effectively and reliable operation in a diversity of weak signal and Doppler environments.

This compact model is accurate in all regions of operation, from weak to strong inversion and from linear to saturation regions.

Moreover, the AGC operation also improves the quantization of weak signals because smaller signal variations will toggle now more bits at the A/D conversion.

Disney's movie operation was weak, reporting operating income of $80 million, a 32 percent decline from the year-earlier period — even though the studio had a blockbuster DVD release in "The Avengers".

In CMOS technology, the exponential law can directly be implemented exploiting the weak inversion operation of the MOS transistor.

Station owners have contended that these sharing agreements allow streamlined, cost-effective operations that may be beneficial to the continued operation of lower-rated and/or financially weaker stations, especially in smaller markets.

Damage to the Port-au-Prince seaport rendered the harbor unusable for immediate rescue operations; its container crane subsided severely at an angle because of weak foundations.