"power on state" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the active operating mode of a machine, device, or system that has been turned on and is now ready for use. For example, "The printer's power on state allows it to be connected to the network and ready for use."
The simulation results show that the worst cases for logics 0 (the maximum normalized power in OFF state) and 1 (the minimum normalized power in ON state) are 3% and 53% for SUM port and they are 10% and 100% for CARRY port respectively.
That would help national-level decision makers in the Supreme Court and Congress, especially conservatives concerned about imposing federal power on states.
Extremely low power dissipation of the ON state, as low as ≤0.5 nW, was also observed.
At V ds = 0.1 V, the power dissipation of the ON state was measured to be as low as ≤ 0.5 nW.
The perpetually "powered on" state is largely a function of design and programming choices made by electronics companies and cable and Internet providers, which are related to the way cable networks function in the United States.
Agreement 287(g), which bestows immigration-enforcement powers on state and local police forces to relieve some of the federal government's duties, has been disastrous in practice.
The California Constitution confers this power on the state legislature to enact laws within certain prescribed boundaries of content and jurisdiction.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 A sample trial calculation of impact of wind power on steady-state security.
Further device design optimization and the diamond epitaxial layer quality improvement will help to reduce the power losses in on-state and make diamond SBDs competitive with SiC diodes even at room temperature.
A methodology for planning the optimal reliability indices of system components for a composite electric power system based on state sampling non-sequential Monte Carlo simulation using particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm is presented.
