Sentence examples for certain leakage from inspiring English sources
In this section, the relative iteration number to achieve certain leakage interference of the AHT and MSP algorithm are displayed in Figure4, to show the property of AHT algorithm.
It is illuminated that the PCE of the IOSC devices reaches a maximum value of approximately 1.04% with 5 nm thickness of MoO3, which is attributed to a relative complete coverage of the active layer by MoO3, and thus avoiding certain leakage currents in some weak spots [12].
No paints with copper as active agent were approved for use on the East coast of Sweden, whereas a certain leakage rate was allowed for use on the West coast.
Admittedly, a part of the Doppler spectrum still results in a certain energy leakage; however, its value is very small.
"Tolerating a certain amount of leakage pays off.
In fact, there is always a certain amount of leakage flux, represented by magnetic lines of force around the outside of the coil, which does not contribute to the magnetization of the core.
"Confidentiality in a meaningful sense can survive a certain amount of leakage, and every case must be decided on its own facts; but in this case I have reached a clear view that the story's confidentiality has become so porous that the idea of it still remaining secret in a meaningful sense is illusory".
Since mitochondria also contribute to formation of glycerol 3-phosphate, needed for re-esterification of fatty acids within adipocytes, mitochondria in adipocytes have the ability to protect the organism to a certain extent against leakage of fatty acids into the circulation and thus, redistribution of body fat.
The envelope or packaging should also be sealed against leakage.
A segmented tunnel is generally constructed as a watertight tunnel with a certain amount of allowable leakage.
In lattice Boltzmann (LB) simulations, the widely used wall boundary conditions (BCs) proposed by Filipova and Hänel (FH) and Mei, Luo and Shyy (MLS) result in constant mass leakage in certain circumstances.
