Sentence examples for a unique operating from inspiring English sources
A unique operating mode has been explored to reduce the specific energy consumption.
These algorithms aim to find a unique operating point by optimizing the power spectral densities (PSDs) of the modems.
J. Michael Pearson, Valeant's chief executive, said: "Together, we can capitalize on the inherent strengths and complementary portfolios of our two companies, while achieving significant synergies by applying Valeant's unique operating model to a combined set of assets".
Thermal and hydraulic performance of a sinusoidal corrugated plate heat exchanger (PHX) was investigated for the application of a low temperature lift heat pump (LTLHP), which requires unique operating conditions.
In the early 1990s, Apple was under intense pressure to license its unique operating system to other computer manufacturers, in order to give it a wider competitive front against Microsoft's Windows platform.
WITH no general manager on board but with Manny Ramirez still on the roster, the Boston Red Sox will visit Dallas this week with their unique operating staff.
The German company said the unique operating system used in its SIM cards, even those running D.E.S. encryption, would prevent a phone from inadvertently sending the kind of "message authentication code" that Mr. Nohl had used to pierce the encryption.
The modular geometry allows for several unique operating conditions which are considered here.
A nonlinear lumped-parameter model is derived to study the factors that control the performance of the FPE engine and its unique operating cycle.
The versatility, simple design, unique operating mode and high performance of the MATS suggests that the proposed approach is a promising technology to be used in a vast number of electronic devices, thermal storage systems and thermal management applications.
Its thick detector design and unique operating principle provides enhanced charge signal integration for high quality imaging (quantum efficiency ∼50%) despite the unfavorable implications of high-energy X-ray interactions on image quality.
