Sentence examples for at a given output from inspiring English sources
The chapter discusses how the concept of a soliton-based transmission can be generalized to the case of a nonlinear chirped RZ system, where nonlinear distortion of the input pulse may be minimized at a given output distance by a suitable choice of a pre-chirp.
Therefore, the fuel volume at a given output voltage can be derived by putting Equation 15 into Equation 5.
This allows for input contraction at a given output level, output expansion at a given input level, or a combination of input contraction and output expansion.
She uses spoken and written data from late Middle English (LME) to Present-Day English (PDE) to investigate how the concepts of choice and choosing in relation to the textual condition may determine the appropriateness of TCs by considering their occurrence: (i) in a given context; (ii) with a given output (iii) at a given probability.
The extension of FBA outlined in this paper will be tested by choosing as flux objective both the maximization of biomass and the minimization of internal fluxes at given output fluxes.
However, all three models are used to evaluate the energy savings through simulation in Section 5. Keeping in mind the operation of BEM, the already calculated ECG can be modified to account for hardware operation at a given RF output as follows: ECG BEM TOT = P BS, in ( P BS, out ) P BS, in P BS,out ECG BEM CC. (8).
Due to the small number of participants in our study (n = 7), for each parameter, all the data that were obtained at a given power output (i.e. at 100 W or at peak exercise) were pooled before data distribution was examined (n = 28).
Children's heart rates were monitored throughout the intervention by a polar watch, aiming for a heart rate of 140 beats/min for the NW and 160 beats/min for the OW/OB children in order to correct for the increased oxygen consumption, i.e., higher exercise intensity in the OW/OB group at a given work output [ 28].
As a final argument against the fear of overhead costs, consider that no well-run organization would adopt a matrix structure without the longer run expectation that, at a given level of output, the costs of operations would be lower than with other organizational forms.
Input at a given frequency excites output at that frequency.
From Equation 20, we can observe that, although at a given time the output power of the desired signal is maximized, the SINR is not maximized due to the presence of the interfering signal.
