Sentence examples for prohibited operation from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a commonly used penalty function method is subsequently employed to handle the possible constraint violations associated with power balance and prohibited operation zones (POZs).

In the paper, a discontinuous non-convex TSCOPF model with many minima is proposed to fully consider the generation valve-point effects and prohibited operation zones (POZs).

Further, various constraints and factors, such as prohibited operation zones, ramp rate limits and security constraints imposed by the generating units, and power loss in transmission make it even more challenging to obtain the global optimum using conventional mathematical methods.

The practical conditions including Multi-Fuels Operation (MFO), Valve-Point Effect (VPE) and Prohibited Operation Zones (POZs) are investigated in this study which makes the obtained results more practicable.

New York, for instance, prohibits operation or promotion of an unlicensed casino, but it does not make the act of placing a bet a crime, said Kenneth M. Dreifach, chief of the Internet bureau for the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer.

The bills sponsored by Senator Kyl and Representative Robert W. Goodlatte, Republican of Virginia, would have added new teeth to the federal law by explicitly prohibiting operation of an Internet gambling site.

Model simulation indicates that low purge rates lead to increased production, however, inefficient converter operation may prohibit operation in this region due to certain process constraints.

There's agreement from Newcastle property developer Jeff McCloy (the "walking ATM") who has launched supreme court proceedings seeking to stop Icac releasing its report into the secret funding of Liberal candidates by prohibited donors (Operation Spicer).

He says the majority of club owners were not willing to stage electronic events in the past, and for many years, the police prohibited the operation of clubs in Athens.

In spring 1953, the Court heard the case but was unable to decide the issue and asked to rehear the case in fall 1953, with special attention to whether the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause prohibited the operation of separate public schools for whites and blacks.

A local ordinance prohibits the operation of a Diesel-electric locomotive underground, and it h had to be towed into town by an ordinary electric engine.