677 resultados para Ems dispatch
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Vita.
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Ems.--Schwalbach.--Wiesbaden.--Frankfurt.--Homburg.--Nauheim.--Heidelberg.--Baden-Baden.
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1. Monsieur Don Juan -- 2. Madame Vénus -- 3. La dame de coeur -- 4. Une tragédie à Ems.
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Reprinted from the "Weekly dispatch."
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Explains the legal mandate, reporting requirements, and other details of the Illinois Dept. of Public Health's statistical registry (started in March 1998) of victims of violent injuries in Illinois.
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Sabin 58458.
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Description based on: 11 neu bearbeiten Aufl. (1980/81).
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Power systems rely greatly on ancillary services in maintaining operation security. As one of the most important ancillary services, spinning reserve must be provided effectively in the deregulated market environment. This paper focuses on the design of an integrated market for both electricity and spinning reserve service with particular emphasis on coordinated dispatch of bulk power and spinning reserve services. A new market dispatching mechanism has been developed to minimize the ISO's total payment while ensuring system security. Genetic algorithms are used in the finding of the global optimal solutions for this dispatching problem. Case studies and corresponding analyses haw been carried out to demonstrate and discuss the efficiency and usefulness of the proposed market.
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Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) devices are being marketed as weight/ fat loss devices throughout the world. Commercially available stimulators have the ability to evoke muscle contractions that may affect caloric expenditure while the device is being used. The aim of this study was to test the effects of two different EMS devices (Abtronic and Feminique) on oxygen consumption at rest. Subjects arrived for testing after an overnight fast, had the devices fitted, and then positioned supine with expired air measured to determine oxygen consumption. After a 10-minute acclimation period, oxygen consumption was measured for 20 minutes with the device switched off (resting) then 20 minutes with the device switched on (stimulated). There were no significant differences (P > 0.05) in oxygen consumption between the resting and stimulated periods with either the Abtronic (mean SD; resting, 3.40 +/- 0.44; stimulated, 3.45 +/- 0.53 ml of O-2.kg(-1).min(-1)) or the Feminique (resting, 3.73 +/- 0.45; stimulated, 3.75 +/- 0.46 ml of O-2.kg(-1).min(-1)). In summary, the EMS devices tested had no effect on oxygen consumption during muscle stimulation.