Sentence examples for Potential imperfections from inspiring English sources
With the purpose of overcoming the potential imperfections that pure SP models are known to have, we incorporated revealed preference data, obtained in a previous study, including bus, train and airplane travellers.
The reduction of the aerodynamic noise is often performed by design optimizations of the blade geometry, without considering potential surface imperfections that may emerge, for example, from ice or dirt deposition.
This analysis focused on clarifying the potential problem of imperfections in the gold/reference standard.
The linearity of the electrode potentials minimizes field imperfections which may cause unpredicted ion motion and losses.
In a real trap with a cloud of electrons the radial and axial motion of the electrons are coupled due to Coulomb interactions as well as perturbations in the trap potential that originate from imperfections in the trap geometry.
Aiming at durability issues of fuel cells, this research is dedicated to a novel experimental approach in the analysis of local membrane degradation phenomena in polymer electrolyte fuel cells, shedding light on the potential effects of manufacturing imperfections on this process.
It is commonly acknowledged that the presence of minute imperfections significantly reduces potential buckling loads in comparison with classical linear predictions.
These results are used to investigate the presence of imperfections and their potential impact on CO2 migration and the overall viability of utilizing natural helium as a screening tool.
Our econometric analysis reveals that a major factor behind this technology market imperfection is the potential licensors' difficulty in finding licensing partners.
Throughout his life, right alongside his limitless potential sat his just as limitless imperfections.
However, none of these potential biomarkers are free of significant imperfections, showing sensitivities and/or specificities that are either poor or inconsistent between studies.
