Flow chart of model solving. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

The carbon capture and emissions. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

The output of the OCPP. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Wind forecast. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Comparison of Scenarios. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Other parameters in the system. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Longitudinal changes in the lacrimal gland (LG) volume of patients with IgG4-related ophthalmic disease. by Min Kyu Yang (12306485)

Thermal supply for each thermal supply unit. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

The OCPP-P2G-CHP coupling relationship. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

The provision of energy for carbon capture. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

39-20-6 Integrated Energy System. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Power supply for each power supply unit. by Jingjing Ma (419752)

“…Additionally, it results in a 7.8% reduction in overall costs and a 30.2% decrease in carbon emissions. This research substantiates the viability and innovative nature of the proposed model, underscoring its potential for scalable application within industrial and urban energy networks.…”

Jitter plot illustrating the distribution of three racial groups across varying rural percentages. by Michael Bradfield (3540005)

General experimental design. by Marion Hitier (21261938)

“…Results revealed a significant time effect for flexibility (p < 0.001). …”

Certainty of affect predicted by positive and negative valence. by Anthony G. Vaccaro (5964368)

Results of the two-way repeated measures ANOVA. by Marion Hitier (21261938)

“…Results revealed a significant time effect for flexibility (p < 0.001). …”

Certainty of affect predicted by positive and negative valence (study 2) Predicted certainty of knowing how you feel in a trial, as predicted by positive and negative valence ratin... by Anthony G. Vaccaro (5964368)

A representative case demonstrating the sustained lacrimal gland volume reduction effect of intravenous methylprednisolone treatment. by Min Kyu Yang (12306485)

Certainty of affect predicted by valence and low, medium, and high trait emotional intelligence Predicted certainty of knowing how you feel in a trial, as predicted by the subject’... by Anthony G. Vaccaro (5964368)

Overall view of the slurry. by Jiawei Fan (8822046)

“…The field experimental results illustrated that: (1) The bearing capacity of inclined steel grouting pipe with anchorage length of 9 m increases 22.6% compared with that of ordinary grouting pipe. (2) Anchorage length is not a significant influence factor for bearing capacity of inclined steel grouting pipes in loess embankment slope, while anchorage length is a significant influence factor for modulus of load-displacement curves of inclined steel grouting pipes in loess embankment slope. (3) Effective anchorage length of inclined steel grouting pipe in loess embankment slope will be slightly increased when increasing anchorage length, while the ratio of effective anchorage length to total anchorage length will be decreased when increasing anchorage length. (4) Inclined steel grouting pipe average cohesive strength along effective anchorage length section at the interface between cement grouting and soil stratum is at least three times compared with that of rock bolt.…”