Sentence examples for Variable guide from inspiring English sources

The gas turbine is a single shaft unit using the variable guide vanes and fuel flow to control the load.

This paper proposes a full engine cycle analysis to derive the schedule of variable guide vanes (VGVs) in a multi-stage axial compressor for improving the performance of a turbofan engine with required surge margin.

Aim of this work is to provide evidence of the effectiveness of combined use of the variable guide vanes (VGVs) and bleed air on the thermodynamic performance of aircraft engine system.

Finally, a set of numerical examples are presented to show the proposed model's effectiveness for optimizing crowd evacuation process and its application to design a class of variable guide sign systems.

A few plausible candidate equations were chosen for each variable (guided by scatter plots and line graphs of each individual for all groups) and fitted to the data for each subject by non-linear least squares estimation where goodness of fit was evaluated.

Therefore, we define a vector,, representing the threshold of activation for each vertex, a biologically inspired variable guiding the interplay predecessor vertices and protein activation.

In the centers that use fluconazole for prophylaxis, birth weight is an important variable guiding the decision to employ prophylaxis for 90% of them.

Tentative a priori constructs or variables guide the investigation, but no relationships between such constructs or variables are assumed so far: "Thus, investigators should formulate a research problem and possibly specify some potentially important variables, with some reference to extant literature.

The operating environment changes slowly (relative to the state variables) guided by the mnemonic landscape function, and this provides a quasi-static operating environment for the network.

At this level, we have chosen to adopt an analysis of the nonparametric variance factor, and ordinal variables, guided us towards the implementation of non-parametric tests (the Mann-Whitney Wilcoxon).

Quantification of the patient's CAD risk using these variables guides the intensity of evidence-based drug treatment of modifiable risk factors, such as hypertension and dyslipidemia.