Sentence examples for an optimized range from inspiring English sources

Speed and location of sampling are initialized randomly in an optimized range.

The data were collected by averaging 140 laser shots with an intensity of 150, a detector sensitivity of 6, a peak mass of 30,000 Da, and an optimized range of 2,000 20,000 Da.

Serum spectrum was generated by averaging the results of 65 laser shots at a laser intensity of 240, a detector sensitivity of 8, in which the qualified mass peaks (signal-to-noise ratio >5) with mass-to-charge ratios (m/ z) in an optimized range of 3000 12,500 Da were detected.

Various approaches have been taken to overcome these obstacles, e.g., by controlling the catalyst particle size in an optimized range, forming multimetallic catalysts, controlling the surface compositions, shaping the catalysts into nanocrystals, and designing supportless catalysts with extended surfaces such as nanostructured thin films, nanotubes, and porous nanostructures.

The frequency of their call elements exhibits only slow modulations and the frequency range of their song syllable lies in an optimized transmission range [ 18].

It is believed that this optimized range alloys would play an important role in the functional materials design for application.

The utility of our platform is highlighted by the demonstration of fine-tuning, multi-input control, and model-guided design of shRNA switches with an optimized dynamic range.

After blocking, a fixed concentration of SOX11-C1 (0.1 μg/ml) was pre-incubated with the antigen, p-SOX11c-term, at an optimized concentration range (0 100 nM) for 1 hour.

Phase deviations in the final magnetization are less than 2 3° over almost the entire range, with sporadic deviations of 6 9° at a few offsets for the lowest RF (10 kHz) in the optimized range.

This is followed by development of a Double PI-PID control scheme to accomplish the improved system performance by operating it within the optimized range.

This approach leads to designs that underperform the sensors optimized range and resolution by as much as two orders of magnitude.