Process unit group means a group of process units that manufacture PAI and products other than PAI by alternating raw materials or operating conditions, or by reconfiguring process equipment.
This reconfiguring process requires a massive undertaking in order to take advantage of new technological advancements.
Best, who served on a science advisory panel to SKA during the reconfiguring process, says that the midfrequency array in South Africa will still be able to do surveys of the radio sky, only more slowly because of its narrower field of view.
To reconfigure the cell patterns, the magnetic bar was swiped sequentially from side to side (1 100), and the pattern reconfiguration process was imaged using fluorescence microscopy.
For some faults, FAST can also automatically reconfigure the process to temporarily avoid an emergency stop.
As a result, these traditional methods do not provide the flexibility to reconfigure a process or select initial reliabilities of equipment in a way that maximizes the inherent plant availability at the design stage.
Mr. Lanier compares his suggestions for reconfiguring this process to Jonathan Swift's "Modest Proposal," but the last thing he worries about is writerly grandiosity.
Furthermore, ongoing and novel genetic engineering approaches are highlighted that aim to reconfigure the processes of photosynthesis to optimize crop yield and quality.
An article in Business Day yesterday about lessons for General Motors and Ford in Toyota's successful turnaround misstated the saving Toyota had achieved by reconfiguring the process used to make plastic parts at the plant in Georgetown, Ky.
The case for deploying SMRs capable of producing heat is further bolstered by the fact they will be built to a standard design in factories before being assembled on site, the report said, meaning that including 'CHP ready' standards in all designs would reduce downstream deployment costs as there would be no need to reconfigure factory processes to deliver CHP integrated reactors.
While an interesting potential side-effect of the new, tougher regime is whether it will end up forcing higher standards on non-European businesses, especially those in the U.S. — given many do handle EU citizens' data, and will therefore need to reconfigure their processes to meet the bloc's new standard.
