In the Great Britain power system, reduced system inertia (particularly during low demand conditions) and larger possible infeed loss would make grid frequency regulation extremely challenging in ...

A test flight and analysis of the Gyro-Stabilized Delta Yak aircraft, highlighting its unique aerodynamic design. The video showcases how gyro stabilization improves maneuverability, control, and ...

This paper proposes a thermostatic load control strategy for primary and secondary frequency regulation, in particular, using heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning units and electric water ...

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One year ago, Los Angeles received recommendations for updating a decades-old rent control formula. But the City Council still hasn’t scheduled a vote.

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This guide compares two common materials with infection control in mind: traditional tiled showers and seamless composite systems.

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State Politics A rent stabilization bill just passed the Washington Legislature. Here's what it does The bill caps annual rent increases for many, with some exceptions.

The original sponsor of the rent control bill state Sen. Emily Alvarado (D-West Seattle) said without this bill, there are no safety nets for renters, who represent 40% of people in Washington.