Sentence examples for the operational problem of from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we consider the operational problem of pump scheduling and the design problem of leaky pipe replacement.

This paper is a brief review of recent wake vortex research as it affects the operational problem of spacing aircraft to increase airport capacity and throughput.

This paper has presented the operational problem of blood sample collection faced by two large laboratories, and used an advanced optimization technique to solve it.

For this reason emerging smart grid solutions, such as load management [3], energy storage [4] or virtual power plants [5], are gradually adopted in medium and low voltage grids to mitigate the operational problems of solar power plants based on the state-of-the-art of the information communication technologies (ICTs), under the network operator surveillance [6].

The results show that, through the use of action research and the development of a contextualised multimethodology, stakeholders within organisations can participate in the design of new systems and more rapidly adopt technology to address the operational problems of customer complaints in more systemic, innovative and informed ways.

Alderson however saw his charges differently, commenting on the poor quality of the politically appointed officers, the low degree of training and the operational problems of the Ross rifle, a weapon personally approved by Hughes.

One of the causes of the evident inconsistencies of the aforementioned data is the operational problems of handling microparticles (the dosage accuracy and the carrier separation from the liquid phase) and the unavailability of moulded polyacrylamide macrocarriers.

Therefore, this study uses language GAMS in order to solve the optimal operational problem of EH, based on the energy cost to supply residential area loads.

Piers Clark, commercial director for Thames Water, said: "This project is a win-win: renewable power, hedged from the price fluctuations of the non-renewable mainstream power markets, and helping tackle the ongoing operational problem of 'fatbergs' in sewers".

The main operational problem of subsurface flow constructed wetlands (CWs) is clogging of granular medium, a phenomenon related to the accumulation of different types of solids that lead to a reduction of the infiltration capacity of the gravel bed.

The operational problem is addressed with the definition of the decentralized integral controllability (DIC): "whether positive feedback will occur when each loop is detuned independently?".