Sentence examples for unbalanced systems from inspiring English sources

We also derive a simple lower bound for chaining-like structures under unbalanced systems with different plant capacities.

It's an incredibly lopsided collection of old and new ideas, balanced and unbalanced systems, good and bad UI, intuitive and baffling combat, beautiful and repulsive graphics, and excellent and laughable voice acting.

High deployment of electric vehicles (EVs) imposes great challenges for the distribution grids, especially in unbalanced systems with notable voltage variations which detrimentally affect security of supply.

Regionalism alone "leads not towards an open world economy, but an unbalanced system of hub and spokes, with rich countries at the center, holding all the cards, and developing countries on the periphery".

In about three hours, most of it taken up by panel members voicing their own opinions on subjects ranging from electricity shortages and gasoline mileage to nuclear waste, Mr. Abraham made these points: *The electric generation industry's shift to building plants that run almost exclusively on natural gas is creating an unbalanced system.

Uefa will surely address that in the future by increasing the tournament to 32 teams – and then a money-spinning 64 if it can persuade the Outer Hebrides, the Isle of Sheppey and Ibiza to become member associations – but for now it means an unbalanced system.

This method can also be extended to handle unbalanced system calculation where each phase is calculated separately.

The outage probability for DF optimal relaying unbalanced system can be evaluated both when full CSI knowledge is not available and when available at the transmitter.

Dissipative theory reveals that through these spontaneous exchanges, both spatial and temporal, the unbalanced system can evolve into a new ordered form.

They allow a three phase unbalanced system to be represented as three separate balanced vector systems with equal 120 phase relationships.

That resilience suggests that the direct impacts humans have had on the small animals' habitats through increasing pastureland or spreading invasive plants—are the driving force behind the recently unbalanced system, independent of climate change.