Sentence examples for a relatively low core from inspiring English sources

In addition, it could be able to maintain a relatively low core loss of 1210 mW/cm3 (Bm = 0.1 T, f = 100 kHz).

Michael Trippitt of Oriel Securities said HSBC had been looked at unfairly by the market for having a relatively low core capital ratio, a key measure of a bank's reserves to back up its lending and investment portfolio.

Parametric calculations have been carried out to optimize the power-uprated core design, with the objective of obtaining relatively low core power peaking and similar initial reactivity with that of the reference core.

Alternative cycle layouts have been previously examined by Angelino (Politecnico, Milan), by MIT (Dostal, Hejzlar, and Driscoll), and possibly others but not for sodium-cooled fast reactors (SFRs) operating at relatively low core outlet temperature.

Taking into account that core loss rises at nonmagnetic gap length increase (Fig. 3a), we can draw the conclusion that total nonmagnetic gap 4 mm is optimal for obtaining high magnetic permeability stability and relatively low core loss.

Relatively low core gene of 28% has been reported for some non-streptococcal organisms such as Yersinia enterocolitica[ 16].

The relatively low core genome reported in this study may reflect the more stringent approach used to compute the core genome (Section "Microarray data analysis and comparative phylogenomics").

But what they do have, he said, is a relatively low cost of living, a growing urban core and "incredibly hospitable people and really decent people to be around".

They are doing that at a relatively low cost.

Individual banks may take market share, but for the industry as a whole, assumptions of high growth look hopelessly rosy.Barclays and JPMorgan Chase also assume that their investment-banking units will be allowed to run with relatively low core-capital ratios of 9% and 8% respectively.

Large corporations increasingly needed only a relatively small core of specialised, skilled, highly trained workers, with the remainder being peripheral, low-status and de-skilled.