A Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy control system is designed for load-following operation of nonlinear nuclear reactor whose operating points vary within a wide range.
Nevertheless, there are many fine outlets whose operating costs occasionally or always exceed ad revenue.
One bright spot was asset management, whose operating revenues rose 14 percent to $240 million.
It said the limit would be 80percentt for executives at financial companies whose operating profits fell last year.
access to a lucrative European derivatives business, whose operating profits now top those generated by the combined company's cash trading and listing services.
So are digital devices, like the iPod and iPhone, whose operating systems — or user interface (U.I) software — were developed from scratch.
But Chase opened its contest to any charity whose operating budget was less than $10 million and whose mission "aligned" with the bank's corporate social responsibility guidelines.
The focus is on setting a new overall spending limit for agencies whose operating budgets are set by Congress each year.
Unlike the rest of the industry, whose operating margins in agribusiness are roughly half those in pharmaceuticals, Bayer's agrochemical division is more profitable than its drug-making business, which suffers from poor marketing.
In addition, they want to clarify the continuing role of the foundation, whose operating license for the museum and the memorial is due to expire on Sept. 10, 2013.
Until now, the company's only way to reach customers, on their phones, was to build apps or mobile sites for phones whose operating systems are controlled by two of its biggest rivals — Apple, with iPhones, and Google, with Android phones.
