Sentence examples for attainable under from inspiring English sources
Instead, the phrase "up to" refers to speeds attainable under ideal conditions, like when a D.S.L. user is near the phone company's central switching office.
A saturated solution or vapour contains the largest concentration of the dissolved or vaporized material attainable under given conditions of pressure and temperature.
All data was recorded at the lowest pressure attainable under normal operating conditions of our setup (low 10 −8 Torr).
Partial-factorial designs as small as 2 × 2 achieved on average 45% of the Nb advantage attainable under full-factorial mating.
For the lower paraffins, formation rates exceed the maximum rates attainable under steady-state operation at a specified temperature and pressure.
Compared with the highest values attainable under steady state, water cycling resulted in only a small selectivity improvement and time-average rates of formation were always lower.
Our purpose is to find the fundamental limit for the best attainable performance, under any control structures and parameters, and we seek to determine this limit analytically in terms of the given plant and reference characteristics.
In addition to actual field observations, we used simulation modeling (ORYZA2000) as a tool to estimate attainable yield under actual water conditions and N inputs to explore how yield failure set in.
Self-determination, i.e. the option to control the learning process for histology and therefore to self-regulate this activity during undergraduate education, is seen by dentistry and medicine students as a more attainable goal under these circumstances.
A major complexity associated with this operation is the uncertainty in the transport phenomena of generated cuttings as drilling progresses under different attainable configurations and fluid rheological conditions.
The process considered in this study is fed-batch cultivation of E. coli BL21 (DE3) [pET3a-ifnγ] under maximum attainable specific growth rate for producing γ-interferon protein.
