Sentence examples for short-term electrical from inspiring English sources
The results showed that the different design options exhibit short-term electrical performance differences, but have similar long-term electricity yields.
In this paper, we introduce an adaptive evolutionary approach to solve the short-term electrical generation scheduling problem (STEGS).
Adding short-term electrical storage could increase the RE share of power in Shanghai to 50 70%, in Delhi to 40 60%, and in Helsinki to 25 35%.
Neural encoding has traditionally been studied in the context of short-term electrical activity.
Early studies indicated that a slow stimulation pattern induced a sustained increased level of resting [Ca2+]i in muscle fibres (Sréter et al., 1987), More recently however, it was shown that short-term electrical stimulation (<24 h) of myotubes in culture did not induce a sustained increased [Ca2+]i, in spite of inducing expression of mRNA for slower MyHC types (Kubis et al., 2003).
Neural networks have been widely applied for short term electrical load forecasting [15].
This paper proposes a practical new hybrid model for short term electrical load forecasting based on particle swarm optimization (PSO) and support vector machines (SVM).
Such devices may be very useful to smooth out short-term variations in electrical energy flows from source to user, but are unlikely to find practical uses as bulk storage devices.
Rapidly changing output power of this kind is unpredictable and thus one solution is to mitigate it by short-term to mid-term electrical storage systems like battery.
Studies reporting short-term effects of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) of the QFM in this population support the use of this modality as an adjunct treatment.
To test that possibility, Ditto, George Washington University neurosurgeon Steven Schiff, and colleagues from the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Silver Spring, Maryland, put sections from a rat's hippocampus--an area of the brain thought to help form short-term memory--in an electrical field.
