Sentence examples for behaving as a small from inspiring English sources

By behaving as a small virtual resistor at the harmonic frequencies, the DG will help to absorb the nonlinear load current and improve the system power quality.

The nucleus may behave as a small magnet because of internal circulating currents; the magnetic fields produced in this way may affect the levels slightly.

Car & Driver magazine recently drove a European Focus with the 1-liter EcoBoost engine and found it to be well-mannered, saying "this three seems as behaved as a small four".

During almost all time this could be simplified and the system behaves as a small one.

Smaller plants for sunny gardens Lavandula 'Hidcote' is well behaved as are the smaller hebe and parahebe; grasses can add texture to small garden schemes so if you're lucky enough to have some sunny spots in the garden, Stipa tenuissima and calamagrostis are worth considering, although the stipa can be a little generous with its seeds and if you don't like weeding then it's not the plant for you.

The vast majority of long wire antennas will be considerably less than a quarter of the wavelength at AM band frequencies and behave as though a small capacitor is connected in series to the wire.

The Lorentzian norm is convex in the interval −γ≤u≤γ behaving as an ℓ 2 cost function for small variations compared to γ and log-concave outside this interval.

This week, Nevis, hunched over a dinner of tuna, gumbo and onion rings, behaved as demurely as the smallest kid on the block, not the largest.

Roberto21 describes his alien abductors as "small beings who behaved, as always, in a totally robotic, mechanical way" (Roberto21 2009, Post 32).

The simulation behaves as expected: a smaller volume results in higher adsorption rates, leading to faster hydrolysis.

Based on Mulder et al. [ 3, 47], progeny testing schemes are more efficient than sib testing schemes to reduce micro-environmental sensitivity since it behaves as a trait with a small heritability.