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A Stationary Turbine Interaction Model for Control of Wind Farms
Turbines operating in wind farms are coupled by the wind flow. This coupling results in limited power production and increased fatigue loads on turbines operating in the wake of other turbines. To operate wind farms cost effectively, it is important to understand and address these effects. In this paper, we derive a stationary model for turbine interaction. The model has a simple intuitive structu
Classical Sociological Theory and Social Engineering – Sociology's Canon and the Myrdals' Classics
Corroboration of mechanoregulatory algorithms for tissue differentiation during fracture healing: Comparison with in vivo results
Law, street art and spatial justice
A psychophysical measure for the assessment of itch and its psychological correlates
SHP-2 is involved in heterodimer specific loss of phosphorylation of Tyr771 in the PDGF-beta receptor
The appropriate leader: A biographical-narrative reading of Matt 3.1–4.11
The influential scholar Ulrich Luz rejects the view of the Gospel of Matthew as an ancient biography, since he does not find any information about the education or the development of Jesus in the narrative from chapter 3. This conclusion does not give a fair description of neither ancient biographies in general nor the Gospel of Matthew in particular. Matthew actually picks up important themes in
The local and the global ways of musical learning: cultural diversity in music education
EU mitigation action and sustainable development: evolving dilemmas for climate policy integration
Fundamental limitations for polarization estimation with applications in array signal processing
Interactive Execution Time Predictions using Reference Attributed Grammars
A central problem for real-time scheduling is to acquire tight but conservative bounds on task execution times. We present a prototype for an environment where such bounds are interactively presented, in terms of source code constructs, to the programmer during development. The prototype is based on the language development tool APPLAB and uses an extended attribute grammar formalism, reference at
The intentional-expressive view of relationships between language meaning and understanding
Developing Mobile Information Systems: Managing Additional Aspects
Exploring the land-atmosphere system in IGBP II
Ethics Discussions at PEA Soup: Rabinowicz and Ronnow-Rasmussen on Way
Critical précis of Jonathan Way’s ”Transmission and the Wrong Kind of Reason”. Published on PEA Soup - A blog dedicated to philosophy, ethics, and academia. (eds) Dan Boisvert, Joshua Glasgow, Douglas Portmore, and David Shoemaker