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Flexibility Clearing in Joint Energy and Flexibility Markets Considering TSO-DSO Coordination
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2023Active distribution networks (ADNs) with distributed generators (DGs) can provide flexibility for the upstream grid by participating in energy and flexibility markets.
Tao Jiang +5 more
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Distribution Market-Clearing and Pricing Considering Coordination of DSOs and ISO: An EPEC Approach
IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 2021Distribution-level electricity market provides a platform for trading energy and grid services from large-amount of small-scale distributed energy resources (DERs) located on distribution grids.
Hou-he Chen +8 more
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Organic solvent‐based tissue clearing techniques and their applications
Journal of Biophotonics, 2021Revealing the true structure of tissues and organs with tissue slicing technology is difficult since images reconstructed in three dimensions are easily distorted. To address the limitations in tissue slicing technology, tissue clearing has been invented
Yanjing Zhan +4 more
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Computer Fraud & Security, 2009
I am on rather shaky ground here in talking about a clear desk policy. We don't have one in the office at the moment, principally because we don't have enough storage space. As a result my desk has some notes, reference sheets, note paper and a mechanical flower that my son made from cogs, wheels and a straw. It is not a messy desk, but it is not clear,
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I am on rather shaky ground here in talking about a clear desk policy. We don't have one in the office at the moment, principally because we don't have enough storage space. As a result my desk has some notes, reference sheets, note paper and a mechanical flower that my son made from cogs, wheels and a straw. It is not a messy desk, but it is not clear,
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Clearing the air on clearing the carotid [PDF]
Nature Reviews Neurology, 2011 Many articles were published in 2010 that had or will conceivably have a major impact on the field of stroke. With regard to practical patient care, however, several pivotal studies investigating avenues for optimal management of carotid artery atherosclerotic disease were especially important.
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Nothing is Clear about Clearing!
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015The rationale behind clearing in financial markets is twofold: clearing houses are aimed at reducing the vulnerability to systemic risks and at changing the allocation of default risk in financial markets and, thus, improve the efficiency of financial markets.
Christian Kamtchueng, Simon Porcher
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The Axilla: To Clear or Not to Clear? That Is the Question!
1998The prime objectives for axillary dissection are staging and treatment to cure. No physical examination, no imaging techniques, and no tumor markers can replace axillary dissection for staging. Further, axillary node status in potentially curable breast carcinomas is still considered the single best predictor of outcome and the primary determinant of ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1977
To the Editor.— In their letter to the editor, "Syrup of Ipecac: The Poison Retriever" (238:399, 1977), Greensher and Mofenson claim, "Identifying ipecac syrup as 'the poison retriever' in advertising and education campaigns should avoid its confusion with other dangerous products and lead to its greater availability." Though their attempt to educate ...
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To the Editor.— In their letter to the editor, "Syrup of Ipecac: The Poison Retriever" (238:399, 1977), Greensher and Mofenson claim, "Identifying ipecac syrup as 'the poison retriever' in advertising and education campaigns should avoid its confusion with other dangerous products and lead to its greater availability." Though their attempt to educate ...
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The British Journal of Radiology, 2001
A 40-year-old woman presented to the Radiology Department for a pre-operative chest radiograph. The radiographer noted an area of fogging on one corner of the film (Figure 1a). Suspecting that the cassette was faulty, a repeat radiograph was performed 7 min later.
Toms, A P, Balan, K K
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A 40-year-old woman presented to the Radiology Department for a pre-operative chest radiograph. The radiographer noted an area of fogging on one corner of the film (Figure 1a). Suspecting that the cassette was faulty, a repeat radiograph was performed 7 min later.
Toms, A P, Balan, K K
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