In these systems fish is cultured next to other organisms, which are converting otherwise discharged nutrients into valuable products.
The optimal charging/discharging power in each time and SOC curve of BESS in centralized configuration mode are shown in Fig. 7 (power greater than 0 represents charging; otherwise, discharging) to observe the performance of the proposed operation strategy.
Seniors visiting an ED are not randomly selected for assessment by the EDCC; rather, the EDCC likely identifies seniors at risk of falling in the community who would be otherwise discharged from the ED.
Venous tissue was obtained from removed and otherwise discharged varicose veins or left-over from venous reconstruction of arterial occlusive disease.
Discharge across the boundary between two cells is calculated if the ground height in the dry cell is lower than the water level in the submerged cell; otherwise, the discharge is considered to be zero (Imamura, 1996).
They heard the voices of leaders like Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Adm. Michael Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who said repeal would enhance security by retaining soldiers who would otherwise be discharged or never enlist.
"Valhalla is cognizant of the many general benefits of conversion... such as drought-proofing, less reliance on imported water, overall reduction of energy for moving water [and] utilizing a resource that will otherwise be discharged to the ocean," the report stated.
When external conditions meet boundary constraints, BESS starts to charge or discharge, otherwise it goes into floating state.
It supersedes the ambiguous wording of Article II, Section 1, Clause 6 of the Constitution, which does not expressly state whether the Vice President becomes the President or Acting President if the President dies, resigns, is removed from office or is otherwise unable to discharge the powers of the presidency.
Site of care was determined by biopsychosocial and organisational factors in patients who were otherwise appropriate for discharge.
