The phrase "accumulators that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of accumulators in a sentence, typically followed by a description or function of those accumulators.
Example: "The accumulators that store energy efficiently are essential for renewable energy systems."
Alternatives: "accumulators which" or "accumulators capable of".
Test fluids were stored in titanium accumulators that were connected to a variable-rate injection pump.
Your solar sedan will take energy from sunrays and store it in accumulators that work like a battery.
In this context it is worth noting that Brassica species are generally considered as Se accumulators that are more Se-tolerant compared to Arabidopsis, wheat, and ryegrass [ 18, 51].
These three metals were chosen for this study based on the fact that the hyper accumulators that are known to have constitutively elevated MTP1 expression hyperaccumulator Cd, Ni or Zn.
Functional programming languages (including Python) include general higher-order accumulators that go by various names.
These models postulate that separate populations of neurons in LIP correspond to accumulators that encode a quantity proportional to the log likelihood ratio associated with each of the two alternatives.
The hydraulic system uses a pump motor and a tank, called an accumulator, that stores energy by using automatic transmission fluid to compress nitrogen gas.
Therefore we developed a novel integrated FC type accumulator that is based on non-precious-metals only.
Each of the 12 primary and secondary loops has its own bellows-type accumulator that is designed to regulate the lithium pressures in the loops.
Furthermore, the technique presented in [12] utilizes excellent property of a memory-1 recursive systematic convolutional (RSC) code, referred to as accumulator, that follows the 2D TBC via random interleaver; with this structure, clear BER threshold can be achieved.
CO2 was displaced into the core by deionized (DI) water through a high pressure accumulator that had a piston to separate water from CO2. Core holder and pressure transducers A Phoenix Hassler-type core holder with capacity for 2-inch-diameter core was mounted vertically, and fluids were injected from the top to the bottom.
