Sentence examples for supply as a function from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a state-feedback controller is implemented that regulates the heat supply as a function of the system's internal state.

This paper presents a modelling approach to visualize the regional spatial and temporal dynamics in landscape service supply as a function of changing landscapes and societal demand.

This influence on dew harvesting and its quantification through soil water supply as a function of tree shelter single and double wall design was studied in a plantation trial of Pinus halepensis for two different walled shelters.

Howard and Bartram (2010) defined the resilience of a piped water supply as a function of the resilience of individual components of the system, namely, the source, treatment, and distribution through primary, secondary, and tertiary pipes and in system storage infrastructure.

The paper proposes a methodology to assess the energy demand and supply options as a function of the availability of geometry, building standard and use data.

Including these sediment supply changes as a function of sea level enabled us to obtain a good fit to the overall stratigraphic architecture, supporting conceptual depositional models based on seismic stratigraphy.

Three different regulatory design options are analysed with a model developed to estimate the evolution of self-supply deployment as a function of price by: (i) starting with the actual tariff structure and parameters; (ii) introducing a new network usage component for rate-payer energy suppliers, and (iii) evolving towards higher allowed revenues recovered through fixed charges under the tariff.

More recently, an extension to the standard has raised the data rate to 10 gigabits per second.The USB standard owes its success largely to being simple, versatile, cheap, hot-swappable (it can be plugged and unplugged while a computer is running) while being capable of functioning as a power supply as well as a data link.

In this manuscript, we analyze in detail a firm's optimal supply chain portfolio as a function of its product portfolio.

Supply is modelled as a function of vocational training graduates, retention, sessions worked, retirements and deaths.

For both periods, changes in physician supply were evaluated as a function of STM-level baseline factors, which were defined as 1998 conditions for the pre- period and 2006 conditions for the post- period.