Sentence examples for applicable power from inspiring English sources

Although the reported energy harvesting techniques exploit various physical principles [20], due to the power consumption level and system size constrains specific to the mouse cardiac implant application, choice of the applicable power sources is drastically limited.

Moreover, the applicable power ranges of nonlinear drift and diffusion terms are further relaxed to be a interval rather than a fix point.

In order to make the IMC applicable for power conditioner applications a synchronous controller is designed.

Charge current control have the features like fast dynamic response, design of compensator is easy and low switching noise, so this controller is applicable for power factor correction application.

Thus Algorithm 4.1 is directly applicable to power grids.

Least square technique is more applicable in power network for filtering the decaying dc component.

Contrarily, emission limits for biomass combustion are not currently applicable with power less than 35 kW, i.e., for small household appliances.

We present a study on the instantaneous heat transfer and droplet impact dynamics caused by multiple streams of water impinging on a polished surface with a constant heat flux (0.1 0.9 W/cm2) heating applicable to power electronics' thermal configuration design.

Globally, there is no shortage of low-grade waste and renewable heat sources that can be converted into electricity and useful heat using applicable thermodynamic power cycles and appropriate working fluids.

Even though PQ events are non-stationary in nature so this technique is applicable to power quality disturbances, Volterra system models have been successfully employed in PQ events detection and localization applications in this paper and such models can also be implemented in real time PQ events monitoring system which can change the present scenario of PQ events monitoring system.

Due to the favorable fact that the acoustic force scales with the volume of the particle too (see Eq. (1)), levitation of large particles is preferably performed with an acoustic trap, since the optical forces are limited by the maximum available or reasonably applicable laser power.