Sentence examples for reserve response from inspiring English sources

1) The frequency regulation effect and the unit reserve response mechanism are considered in economic dispatch.

While the study in [15] quantify the value of distributed ES in providing energy arbitrage, reserve, response and DNO service.

In the proposed method, the frequency regulation effect and the unit reserve response mechanism are well considered to exploit the synergistic capability to accommodate the uncertain loads and renewable generations on the decision-making level.

Therefore, this paper proposes a frequency aware robust economic dispatch (FARED) to accommodate uncertainties by accounting for both the frequency regulation effect and the unit reserve response mechanism in the robust optimization counterpart of traditional security constrained economic dispatch.

The Δmax cortisol after corticotropin challenge was determined as a marker of adrenal gland reserve response by subtracting the cortisol baseline value from the 60 minutes cortisol value.

When asked how they feel about the development and enforcement of various laws and rules on the reserve, responses were generally positive; 'we feel happy, because when the rule comes, it works on us, it is for our own benefit' (male FGD participant, aged 18).

While these species showed strong reserve responses (biomass within reserve > biomass outside reserve), this response varied according to patch type.

Results for Coral Type I patches showed negative reserve responses for 2 of the 3 response variables.

These differential reserve responses correlated with variations in seascape heterogeneity, indicating that reserve placement would benefit from a more nuanced classification of marine habitat types across the seascape.

Conducting this analysis within the single reef type of shallow-water patch reefs does prevent extrapolating the specific seascape metrics and reserve responses detected in this case study to other reef systems.

In contrast, Type I patches revealed significant reserve responses for the grey angelfish (Pomacanthus arcuatus) and the grey snapper (Lutjanus griseus); L. griseus was more abundant outside the reserve boundary while P. arcuatus was more abundant within the reserve on Type I patches (Figure 4; one-way ANOVA, P<0.05).