In this case, the
reactive component of the power consumed from the source becomes zero, which is possible when a sinusoidal current is taken from the source that coincides in phase with the sinusoidal wave generated by the sinusoidal voltage source.
Emphasizing the
reactive component to this behavioral problem, he said: "They look okay until someone bumps into them at school.
A
reactive component establishes covalent linkages with fiber.
The
reactive component of the load current ([i.sub.lq]) and the
reactive component of the D-STATCOM current ([i.sub.stq]) changes are shown in Fig.
In order to decrease the
reactive component in the current flow, distribution utilities, a regular practice is to place switchable capacitor banks at appropriate locations to supply reactive power (var) locally.
The 3CTA version had a
reactive component that required the runner to make a decision to go either right or left.
Vascular function was assessed according to traditional clinical measures: (1) resistive component of impedance; (2)
reactive component of impedance; and (3) indexed pulmonary vascular resistance (PVRi) changes under 70-100% oxygen ([O.sub.2]) and 20-40 ppm inhaled nitric oxide (iNO) challenge conditions.
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reactive component.
After being adjusted by PI regulation, the results are considered the given value of active component and
reactive component of the load current.
Based on such voltage orientation, current components on the q- and d-axis are considered, separately, as
reactive component and active component.
Interestingly, we can note that the resistive component is more spread in the lower frequency range, while the
reactive component exhibits statistically an inductive-like behavior; that is, it increases with frequency.
Although a significant
reactive component with a mixed population of inflammatory and myofibroblastic cells was present in the re-excision specimen, there were no architectural or cytologic features suggestive of a sarcoma.
