Error forecasts of intermittent generation of renewable energy sources (RES) along with the current inelastic behavior of the consumption can provoke considerable network operational issues, such as frequency fluctuations and voltage imbalances.
The significant enrichment in the fraction of NRSE-containing genes in the repressed vs total gene population (8.3% vs 2.8%) indicated that NRSF-regulated genes were preferentially repressed by epilepsy-provoking network hyperactivity.
Such a signal could regulate core metabolic switches and further rewire the whole metabolic network, including provoking many pathways of gene expression, such as sugar transporters and hemicellulases.
On the other hand, Granovetter proposed the idea of "the strength of weak ties", in which marginal people who connect detached subgroups (brokers) are important in provoking innovation in social networks [ 17].
Disconnection might provoke a global network breakdown causing the clinical syndrome of acute, global aphasia.
Provoking this fear, sensational headlines about a network of 12 jihadis -- converted in overcrowded French prisons -- and rounded up by police over the past few days.
In 2002, a UN panel of experts found that an "elite network" within the Ugandan government was provoking ethnic conflict in order to extract resources from Eastern Congo.
But al-Jazeera is the ideal tool for provoking an international reaction and the kind of aggressive coverage the network produced under Wadah Khanfar served him well.
Oppressive degrees of rigor at other schools in the network occasionally provoke resistance.
Mr. Berg said that nearly every "Wonderland" episode presented to ABC executives has provoked friction with the network.
The initial introduction of the technology does not include San Francisco and New York, where a high concentration of iPhone users has taxed the network and provoked complaints.
