This information is processed for driving the holdup set point in the proximity of flooding where optimum operation usually occurs.
While structural intervention focuses on a permanent change in the network dynamics, external control relies on Markov decision processes theory for driving a network out of an undesired state, i.e. as to reach a more desirable one [ 8, 18].
Thus, the fundamental process responsible for driving phreatic eruptions should also be quantifiable and measurable through the gases emitted.
Consistent evidence shows that executive function is a key cognitive process required for driving ability in dementia populations [ 28].
A large number of nonequilibrium processes for synthesizing metastable materials use mechanical energy for driving the process.
Important key concepts include the application of forward osmosis process technology taking advantage of its ultra-low fouling properties and utilizing its osmotic potential to provide energy for driving membrane processes and/or generating usable energy resources.
Following further calls for harmonisation across the European Union, 2 3 4 member states have been engaged in a process of identifying minimum standards for driving, and these are now in the process of being implemented in the United Kingdom and other European Union states.
As in the case of long-term thermal comfort indices, such visual comfort indices and their summation over a specified calculation period might be used for driving optimization processes to support a more conscious integrated design of buildings.
In mammals, this auscultation is completed by the warm (and cold) receptors that provide additional fundamental information to the organism regarding its thermal environment for driving thermoregulatory processes that maintain a constant internal body temperature and, thereby, the basic well-being necessary for health.
Interestingly, it was shown that in CS-exposed mice innate immune cells were sufficient for driving inflammatory processes in the lung thereby initiating COPD development [ 15, 16].
