Sentence examples for a better lifetime from inspiring English sources

SPP (shortest path placement) and RMP placement for two sink nodes even result in a better lifetime than the KSP placement of three sink nodes.

EIS measurements indicated that the device sensitized by the compound having cyanoacrylic acid as anchoring group in presence of coadsorbent exhibited the largest resistance for recombination between the electrons injected to TiO2 and electrolyte leading to a better lifetime and photovoltage.

An unqualified general linkage, however, of obesity and a better lifetime prognosis, i.e., an obesity paradox in general, does not seem to exist.

Even MinDiff-RE uses four times more combinations than MSMA when the number of sinks is eight, the MSMA gives a three percent better lifetime performance compared to it.

These agree with the results shown in Figures 13(a) and 14(a) that various algorithms achieve better lifetime in the uniform initial battery case than that in the nonuniform initial battery case.

The wise investor would favor a veteran fund over an upstart, even if the upstart had slightly better lifetime performance.

Network lifetime results for the number of sinks (sink count) between two and eight are given in Fig. 3. Our MSMA algorithm gives a better network lifetime compared to other schemes for all values of sink count.

Even with a higher upfront cost for the truck, they can offer better lifetime value in terms of mechanical systems maintenance and cost of powering the vehicle, which should help with the overall value proposition.

Our TCDC system achieves better lifetime compared to the ACDA and DGA algorithms for the following reasons.

The new modules are tested in 85 °C and show much better lifetime than the preliminary one without the leakage of electrolyte.

Routing in sensor network differ based on the network architecture and the application in order to achieve high energy efficiency and better lifetime.