The present research describes the design and development of a battery energy storage system based on an AC-DC three-phase bidirectional converter capable of operating either in charge mode to store electrical energy, or in discharge mode to supply load demands.
This research describes the development of a population balance model which aims at the prediction of the droplet size distribution.
Unsurprisingly key stakeholders from outside the practices were generally positive about the use of electronic patient records for research, describing the development of the HRSS as an invaluable resource for researchers and a unique opportunity to present the UK as a world leader in medical research.
The present research work, describes the development of particulate filled alloy composites consisting of ZA-27 alloy as a base material and titania particulate as reinforcing materials.
The research presented here describes the development of a model-based approach of shaping the driver's torque request to prevent a vehicle's energy management strategy from receiving discontinuous torque request trajectories.
The present article describes the development of evidence-based SOPs for the collection, processing, and storage of 6 fluid-sample types relevant to endometriosis research: blood, urine, saliva, peritoneal fluid, endometrial fluid, and menstrual fluid.
This paper presents a case study aiming to address this research gap, and describes the development of a train driving microworld as a tool to overcome some common research barriers.
This section describes the development of the research framework, data sampling, and analysis methodology.
With these assumptions, this work describes the development of academic and research networks management in higher education institutions in Mexico to promote research, innovation and education.
This paper describes the development of a national network of research-ready care homes to increase research activity and capacity in England, and presents the findings from an evaluation of the pilot study in its first year (January to December 2012).
