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Power plant performance management

1999 European Control Conference (ECC), 1999
Plant operation can be supported by continuous on-line monitoring of equipment states, enabling users to move towards predictive maintenance and to postpone inspection outages, reducing downtime and cost. On-line process monitoring and operator advisory systems support early detection of causes for sub-optimal plant operation and thus help to reduce ...
Gerd Rappenecker, Dietmar Erling
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Compiling for performance and power efficiency

2013 23rd International Workshop on Power and Timing Modeling, Optimization and Simulation (PATMOS), 2013
Performance and power efficiency are issues that can be addressed by the compiler, due to the fact that the compiler will generate code that will exercise several parts of the processor. The mainstream compilers apply several optimizations in order to improve the quality of the final code, but not all optimizations will result in a performance gain and/
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PERFORMING POWER

Ancient Mesoamerica, 2007
AbstractArchaeological research can draw on material remains to understand the ways that individuals may have expressed their identities in pursuit of specific goals. Here ritual performances in ancient Mesoamerica are considered for their role in shaping identities deployed to gain social and political power.
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High performance at affordable power

IEEE Micro, 2005
Regardless of what chip a team is designing, energy efficiency is probably one of the most important criteria. Achieving high performance at affordable power (and therefore, cost) is the overall system goal across a whole range of products that serve the home, entertainment, scientific, and commercial-enterprise segments of the information technology ...
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Performance as Power and Power as Performance in "Belshazzar's Feasts" by Fazil Iskander

Slavic and East European Journal, 2015
The story of “Belshazzar’s Feasts,” from the three-volume saga Sandro of Chegem , first saw light in the United States in 1979 -- not in Russia, where it was written in 1973 but could only be published in 1988. Iskander’s brilliant portrayal of Stalin puts the novella on the same level as The First Circle by Solzhenitsyn.
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The powers and pitfalls of payment for performance

Health Economics, 2011
Throughout the world, healthcare policy makers confront common problems: expenditure inflation, inefficiency and inequity in access to care. The development of health economics during the last 20 years has produced a consensus (outside the USA) about the merits of ‘single-payer’ systems and the need to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of competing ...
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Performing Power

American Scientist, 2022
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Performing Power

Capitalism is usually understood when the analysis focuses on class for its own perspective, and the ways in which capital operates at the individual level is often overlooked. This chapter focuses on documenting how yarderos perceive their labor relations between the owner of the means of production, the working-class subject, and abstracted value ...
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An overview of performance evaluation metrics for short-term statistical wind power forecasting

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021
Vikram Pakrashi
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