Sentence examples for regulation and stability from inspiring English sources

Topic for Discussion: "Regulation and Stability in Brazil: New Perspectives" What are the institutional capacities and limits on fiscal and monetary policy in the Brazilian context?

The controllers are suitable for the LV systems since they ensure voltage regulation and stability by using only local measurements and without information exchanges.

The proposed control approach becomes a robust strategy that is able to keep regulation and stability even under extreme load power factor variations.

In particular, regulation and stability enhancement responsibility is spread among the distributed controllers, with a given controller being designed to damp a small subset of the system's oscillatory electromechanical modes.

This model aims at designing a robust perimeter and boundary flow controller for single- and multi-region networks that guarantees robust regulation and stability, and thus smooth and efficient operations, given that vehicle composition is a slow time-varying parameter.

Alexandra Styron's account of "the whole crazy-town scene in which I was raised" (like many children of flamboyant parents she appears to long for regulation and stability), and of the slow dawning of the severity of her father's condition, is handled with great skill.

Whatever the magic of markets, they cannot work effectively without the rule of law, the protection of property rights, stable and socially acceptable regulations, and stability of public finances and the national currency.

Post-transcriptional regulation (translation and stability) is the primary level at which plastid-encoded protein such as rbcL are regulated.

The paper focuses on the design of excitation controller and power system stabilizer (PSS) control schemes to enhance voltage regulation and transient stability.

Before the crisis, in 2005, he said, "Government regulation risks undermining private regulation and financial stability".

"During normal times the independent Bank of England will be responsible for prudential regulation and systemic stability, accountable to parliament.