In reference [1 4], the power angle difference between any two generators is used as a transient instability indicator.
The transient performance indicators and computation time are also recorded.
Reference [6] focused on combining the steady-state risk and the transient-state risk to establish a comprehensive transient stability risk indicator.
But, transient interferers like indicator noise, outside crossing cars, and speech from interfering speakers may be wrongly assigned to one speaker's activity, e.g., during interfering backseat passengers in a system with only two microphones in the front.
Finally, because SR Ca2+ load modulates Ca2+ spark activity [38], we also examined this parameter in hESM-CMs and hFVMs, using the amplitude of a caffeine-induced [Ca2+]i transient as an indicator of SR Ca2+ load (Figure 7).
Reference [4] utilized preconceived accident list to define the system transient stability risk indicators upon the concept of time margin.
Depending on the size of a [Ca2+] transient, different affinity indicators will give the best possible signal and SNR.
Since graphitization is suggested as an indicator of transient frictional heating in this area, our study providing a reference data set of CMs would help future CM-rich fault-zone research to retrieve seismic signatures presumably occurring in the Longmen Shan fault zone belt.
Prolonged transients occur because calcium accumulates at the onset of the transient before the net indicator binding rate can approach the influx rate.
In vascular smooth muscles loaded with a fluorescent Ca2+ indicator, the transient localized sub-PM increase in Ca2+ concentration ([Ca2+]i) is seen as a flash of emitted light ("spark" [10,11]).
It is prodding companies to create more jobs, and plans a rise in the minimum wage.The Bank of Korea says low inflation is mostly due to the plummeting price of oil; the finance ministry contends that the slide in other indicators is transient too.
