Sentence examples for regulating performance from inspiring English sources

Each reactive power regulating device has its difference in regulating performance in the co-generation system.

In the future, it may also be considered for regulating performance measures.

The genetic variants described here will be a useful resource for future studies of genetic variation regulating performance traits and diseases in equids.

In particular, the optimal design of the storage apparatus (nominal power and capacity) is defined according to the regulating performances required.

The emerging functions of ISOs include a role in modulating gross neuronal excitability, being correlated with fluctuations in the amplitude of faster EEG oscillations in several well-defined frequency bands in the 1 80 Hz range [5], [9], and in regulating behavioural performance [12], [13].

We hypothesized that mTSPO by regulating VDAC performance impinges on metabolism and pharmacologically induced cell death in breast cancer cells.

Attention was given neither to how people react to and use information systems for problem solving or self-regulating their performance (behavioural factors), nor to organizational processes for creating an enabling environment for using and sustaining RHIS.

Thus, the runoff distributions of most rivers are uneven throughout a year and seasonal flow becomes disparate, so high-performance regulating reservoirs need to be constructed.

We explore some of these existing market designs, as well as new market mechanisms, such as pay-for-performance regulating reserve and flexible ramping products, that aim to explicitly incentivize the provision of more flexibility to the system, particularly as a result of increasing VG penetration levels.

The first one focuses on the solution of optimum AGC regulating commands under control performance standards, while the second works on the dynamic optimization allocation of the commands to various types of AGC units.

The results show that by 2006, (1) 70.5% of the natural or semi-natural land covers had been converted to intensive agriculture and other mono-functional uses, hampering the performance of regulating services and (2) 31% of the wetland area had been strictly protected, affecting cultural and provisioning services.