Sentence examples for operational index from inspiring English sources

As a result of increasing environmental awareness, IMO developed a mandatory technological tool and standards for new ships (Energy Efficiency Design Index - EEDI) and voluntary operational measures for ongoing shipping operators (Ship Energy Efficiency Management Plan - and Energy Efficiencyciency Operational Index - EEOI), in order to assist them with the GHG abatement efforts.

Specifically, a condition to guarantee asymptotic stability and optimal operational index tracking of the dual-layer closed-loop system is given.

Rutter's [ 8] multifaceted operational index of adversity, made up of severe marital discord, low social and economic class, large family size, paternal criminality, maternal psychiatric disorder and foster care placement, showed strong non-linear associations with mental disorder in childhood.

I have previously shown that this operational index has higher predictive validity than SCR amplitude (excluding zero responses) or magnitude based on a response window of 1 4 s (Bach et al., 2013); hence this is the best available peak scoring index among those currently recommended.

Peak scoring: For comparison, I computed an operational index of SA as recommended by the Society for Psychophysiological Research (Boucsein et al., 2012), with a post-stimulus response window of 1 3 s (Barry, 1990; Boucsein, 2012; Dawson & Filion, 2007), and a post-onset peak window of 0.5 5 s (Boucsein, 2012).

Metrics derived from graph theory are used, along with more conventional economic and operational indices.

Those goals cannot be achieved solely at the level of basic feedback control where global operational indices are not considered.

A cost evaluation of the preliminary design of treatment works obtained up-scaling the operational indexes is reported as well.

In this paper, we provide an operational framework to derive operational indices of short-term retrospective resilience of real grasslands in a northern Italy watershed, from multi-scale analysis of landscape patterns, to find scale domains for habitat edges where change is most likely, i.e. resilience is lowest and fragility highest.

The objective of optimization is that the production indices defined as the performance related to the final product quality, yield, energy and material consumption fall into their target ranges; whilst the decision variables are operational indices of each unit, which is related to units' intermediate product quality, efficiency and consumption.

Considering safety and environmental impact, they are both non-operational indexes.