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This later aspect requires rapid shut down of the gyrotrons and power supplies, deviation of the actuators to direct the power from an equatorial to upper launcher and then restart of the power generation for rapid stabilization of the magneto hydrodynamic (MHD) instabilities that occur in high performance plasma operation.

For the permissible operation zone of phase voltage [V min, V max], it is worth noting that the permissible phase voltage is between 88% and 110% of rated RMS value according to IEEE std 1547-2003 [2], whereas in China both positive and negative power supply voltage deviation should be less than 7% of the rated value [19].

The last two terms imply financial punishment for deficiency in thermal supply and deviation from day-ahead power exchange, where (P_{TLoad}^{DA})(t) is the day-ahead forecasted thermal load, (lambda _{TLoad}^{penalty}) and (lambda _{grid}^{penalty}) are the penalty prices.

Although the measurement-uncertainty of this TDC strongly depends on ambient-temperature and supply-voltage deviations and no extra stabilisation-procedures were applied, the measurement-uncertainty turned out to be less than 20ps for 10ns time-intervals (TI).

At low part load ratio values the proposed algorithm grants a 0.6 0.7 K improvement in the regulation performance in terms of supply water temperature standard deviation and mean supply water temperature deviation.

Here, the mean mate-pair insert size and standard deviation supplied to the program were calculated from all paired-end reads mapped for the cDNA library.

The RMS delay spread σ DS supplies the average standard deviation of multipath weighted by power probability γ I of each delay i.

Moreover, as is illustrated in Fig. 3, gas storage can offset the gas supply and load deviations by storing or injecting gas.

Results of compressible gas flow measurements on both types of HPGA nozzles revealed a steadily increasing trend of gas mass flow with gas supply pressure and a positive deviation from isentropic behavior that increases for increasing supply pressure.

When one retailer audited every item on hand at a new store, it found that the inventory system had the wrong quantities for 29% of the SKUs, with an average deviation from actual supplies of 25%.

We compare two mechanisms from the buyer's perspective in multi-attribute supply procurement, with verifiable and unverifiable quality of the supplies and risk aversion to deviation from acceptable quality: an auction mechanism and a generalized Nash bargaining mechanism.