Sentence examples for restored load from inspiring English sources
In [68], a graph-theoretic restoration strategy is presented incorporating microgrids that maximizes the restored load and minimizes the number of switching operations.
Four different objective functions are considered: maximizing the total load restored, minimizing the number of switching operations, maximizing the top priority restored load, and minimizing load shedding.
The formulation of the problem includes four different objective functions: 1) maximizing the total load restored; 2) minimizing the number of switching operations; 3) maximizing the top priority restored load; 4) minimizing load shedding.
The total restored load (weighted value) by the method in [11] (or [19]) and the proposed method is 2484 kW and 3516 kW respectively, and the total restored energy (weighted value) during the islanding period is 9165 kWh and 12935 kWh respectively.
Strikingly, addition of Wapl to the loading reaction compensated for Pds5's inhibitory effect and restored loading to levels equal if not greater than that of the cohesin tetramer.
The result showed that using NSM-CFRP allowed restoring load capacity of the beams, damaged at 300 and 500 °C; but not so for those, post-heated to 600 °C.
(2) In 3 h: restore load groups No requirement *[a] *[a]: User group is generally supplied by two (or more than two) normally-closed circuits or one circuit but can be switch to other circuits by artificial or automatic switch.
Field results indicated that districts have successful experiences with slot stitching and stapling to restore load transfer along longitudinal joint and provide horizontal anchorage to prevent further lane separations.
A successful PLIF can restore disc height, decompress the dural sac and nerve roots, immobilize the unstable intervertebral disc, and restore load bearing to anterior structures [ 8].
Using CCleaner can avoid backing up and restoring loads of junk files.
At one extreme there is Roman Polanski's deceptively sleek, evenhanded adaptation of "Rosemary's Baby" (1968), which arrives in a finely restored, fully loaded edition from the Criterion Collection.
