They come as a package deal - calling in experts on audience response systems, split-sample polling, tracking polls, audience and market segmentation.
The islands after the system splitting are shown in Fig. 7e, where we mark the disconnected transmission lines in red.
The zone III distance protection may cascade trip unexpectedly, resulting in the system splitting or large scale blackout.
The emergency control actions after the system splitting are taken at 1.0 s: load shedding at Bus 103, 104, 105, 107 with 90% and Bus 112 with 60%.
During the process of failure extending, if operators take proper measures, like generation re-dispatching, it is possible to avoid system splitting.
Third, the non-significant interaction between groups and fields showed that the distortion induced by groups was very similar in two half fields, indicating a hierarchical representation system with two sub-systems splitting the entire map into the left and right halves.
IN 1902, Essex Fells, seeking to control its development and its school system, split from Caldwell Township and became a borough.
The assistant explained that the M&S system split the £5 reduction between the two pairs of trainers (£29.50 less £2.50 = £27).
The all-wheel-drive system splits the torque with a bias toward the back wheels (which get 68percentt), preserving the BMW rear-drive feel.
Readiness varies greatly among the ambulances that answer emergency calls in New York City -- a system split between the Fire Department's Emergency Medical Service and private ambulance corps, and run mostly by hospitals.
Graham Taylor, the chief executive of OpenForum Europe, an industry group that includes Google, Oracle and I.B.M., said that the plans for the new court system, split among Paris, London and Munich, were especially troubling.
