Sentence examples for short-term capability from inspiring English sources

In this regard, a distinction arises between the process to assess long-term bank solvency (i.e., economic capital) and short-term capability to overcome a financial distress (i.e., liquidity mismatch).

The roadmap [3] highlights certain short term capabilities and developments that are now moving rapidly towards the application phase, entering the higher technology readiness levels (TRL) 3 4 and application domains.

What is the short-term memory capability?

Over the last month, as investors refused to buy securities backed by potentially shaky American mortgages, the world's central banks have stepped in to provide short-term lending capability to the financial system.

VSWTs' short-term overproduction capability is of primary concern for the transmission system operators (TSOs) in the process of restoring critical situations during large frequency excursions in power systems with high wind power penetration.

Within the timely framework examining interaction modes at the interfaces between transmission system operator (TSO) and distribution system operators (DSOs), this letter proposes the new concept of active-reactive power (PQ) chart, which characterizes the short-term flexibility capability of active distribution networks to provide ancillary services to TSO.

The U.S. military has played an invaluable role in providing short-term airlift capability.

Section 4 demonstrates that the capacity of the discharging converter can be reduced by capitalizing on the short-term overloading capability of the converter.

The design of the scheme takes advantage of the rapid response characteristics of the BESS and the in-built short-term overloading capability of the associated power conversion devices.

Another study confirmed that maternal running during pregnancy resulted in a significant increase in the expression of BDNF mRNA, enhanced hippocampal cell survival, and improved the short-term memory capability of rat pups, as compared to the control group [16].

4. The alterations in cardiac noradrenaline content produced by the central lesions may result from long-term reductions in sympathetic tone which do not necessarily compromise short-term response capabilities of the sympathetic system.