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The overall energy efficiency and the capability of accommodating fluctuant generation outputs from renewable energy sources are evaluated within the proposed modeling framework.

Apparently, the introduction of IDR schemes is useful for enhancing the capability of accommodating the largest amount of wind power generation during 02 00 am 06 00 am in Fig. 6, and leads to the minimum daily energy cost.

Modern container ports, which have the capability of accommodating larger and more vessels, attract cargo flow from member countries as well as other non-members, and intra-regional shipping services can de facto serve as feedering services which also serve extra-regional trade.

Subsequently, a day-ahead optimal operation strategy of a MCE system including interconnected SEHs and multi-carrier energy production as well as the transmission system is presented to improve the economic efficiency of the whole system and to enhance the capability of accommodating renewable energy generation.

In investigating the structural functional features of human histone deacetylases (HDACs), we as well as others have realized that among the different HDAC isozymes, HDAC8 is the most highly flexible and/or malleable enzyme, and thereby, it possess the capability of accommodating a wide range of structurally diverse ligands into its active site pocket.

This work will be extended to a dynamic FARED with temporal coupling constraints to exploit the synergistic capability of accommodating the injection uncertainties as well as alleviating the unit ramp rate constraints, and dynamic FARED with optimal conventional unit on/off statuses decision-making will be considered.

The cooling system has capability of accommodating a peak wall loading, 0.9 kW/cm2 at flow rate of 1500 l/min for safe operating time, 60 ms.

IF sets are widely used to tackle imprecise and uncertain decision information in decision making due to their capability of accommodating the hesitation in human decision processes.

This may be due to an increase in near visual tasks which in turn, may lead to eventual deterioration of the capability to accommodate and converge, contributing to the development of visual asthenopia.

Ontologies provide the capability to accommodate the needs of the specific literature or type of data under curation.

These characteristics include little or no pathogenicity, unlikely oncogenicity, the capability to accommodate large amounts of foreign genetic material, the ability to infect several cell types from different animal species, and the ability to maintain transgene expression in both undifferentiated and differentiated cells.