In this paper we aim to address the problem of dynamically dispatching a group of state-of-the-art deloaded wind generators (WGs) in a fair-sharing manner. We use the term dynamically since the WGs aim to dispatch themselves according to a varying committed WF power output. We first propose a leader-follower protocol whose execution guarantees asymptotically, two control objectives. These are 1...

Of my own situation I wrote: “In one day I typically receive 5-10 pieces of regular junk mail, 15-25 regular letters, 5 pieces of campus mail, 5 reports or documents (not all technical), 5-10 incoming phone calls, 10-20 local electronic messages, and 10-20 external electronic messages. Although many of these messages are discarded or forwarded to others for handling, much of my time is required...

Presentation types are used in the CLIM interface library to tag graphical output with a type and establish an input type context in which the user may use the keyboard to type input, accepted by a parser associated with that presentation type, or click on the graphical representation of an object that has an appropriate presentation type. Presentation types are defined using a syntax reminisce...

Dispatch reliability is the key parameters to reflect the overall reliability of civil aircraft, and it is also the important technical parameters needs to be considered in the original design of civil aircraft. According to the actual delay rate data of airlines, combined with the relationship between delay rate and dispatch reliability, from the perspective of civil aircraft design, author fi...

Dynamic economic load dispatch is one of the most important roles of power generation’s operation and control. It determines the optimal controls of production of generator units with predicted load demand over a certain period of time. Economic dispatch a subjects in the power network’s operation, which is a complicated nonlinear constrained optimization problem. Since dynamic economic load di...

This paper introduces a new metaobject, the generalizer, which complements the existing specializer metaobject. With the help of examples, we show that this metaobject allows for the efficient implementation of complex non-classbased dispatch within the framework of existing metaobject protocols. We present our modifications to the generic function invocation protocol from the Art of the Metaob...

Continuing demands for high degrees of Instruction Level Parallelism (ILP) require large dispatch queues in modern superscalar microprocessors. However, such large queues are inevitably accompanied by high circuit complexity which correspondingly limits the pipeline clock rates. This is due to the fact that most of today’s designs are based upon a centralized dispatch queue which depends on glo...

Multiple dispatch generalizes the receiver-oriented dynamic dispatch of traditional object-oriented (OO) languages by allowing the run-time classes of all arguments to be employed. While research over the last decade has shown how to integrate multiple dispatch with the modular static typechecking found in traditional OO languages, that work has been forced to impose unnatural restrictions or m...