So, with the purpose of maintaining acceptable protection performance, it is essential that protection schemes ensure the reliable and safe operation by using predefined setting groups, advanced settings computed online, and operational adaptation of settings of relays or reclosers [73].
With rigid approval practices based on standard operational procedures, adaptations of production reactors towards the state of the art were more or less inhibited for long years.
From an operational perspective, adaptations put a burden on data analysts who have to clean data for interim decision making and on drug supply managers who have to deal with the possibility that doses may be added to or removed from the trial.
This article focuses on the adaptation step; we propose differential adaptation as an operational formalization of adaptation for numerical problems.
An overview of operational climate change adaptation actions that local governments can implement is presented in the following list.
And like its climate change policy counterpart 'mitigation,' local governments cannot prepare for the challenge of climate change alone and are dependent on the willingness of local - private sector - partners to coordinate operational climate change adaptation actions [74].
This theory, its cybernetic nature, and an engineering formalism are summarized and used to derive the architectural elements of a single-neuron system, including its operational characteristics, spatiotemporal adaptation rules, and most importantly, its computational objective.
Higher melanin concentrations confer increased fitness to the AS strains, supporting the operational definition of adaptation that 'it is a phenotypic variant that results in the highest fitness among a specified set of variants in a given environment [13].
The manual is intended to be an operational tool for adaptation to each country's local situation.
The latter could be considered as key to both operational (feedback and adaptation) and strategic (monitoring) management tasks.
