Sentence examples for classical configuration from inspiring English sources
The figures stand in a classical configuration, on the diagonal, as if a Dutch master has placed them just so.
Currently commercialised stand-alone street lighting systems based on the classical configuration coupling photovoltaic cells (PV) and battery cannot work all the year round in regions that are far from the equator.
The migration of nitrite to the rebar is promoted during the application of an ECE treatment by modifying the classical configuration through the connection of an external cathode to the rebar.
This is the general case of the classical configuration, of choppers with wings (or, equivalent, with sector-shaped windows) that we have solved in a previous study for all its possible relationships between the geometry of the wheel and the diameter of the light beam in the plane of the chopper.
It is observed that the proposed energy harvester displays a softening behavior due to the impact of nonlinear magnetic forces, which greatly increases the performance of the VIV-based energy harvesting system, showing a wider synchronization region and a higher level of the harvested power by 138% and 29%, respectively, compared to the classical configuration.
As discussed in Section 2.2, the reference is the ray tracing software, Ergospace, in its classical configuration.
The classical configurations are applied for the design of matching network.
Camera and cross-track imager are both modeled for most classical configurations.
The ornate classical configurations of Marius Petipa's ballets; the minimalist geometries of Lucinda Childs; and the thrumming percussive forces marshalled by Hofesh Shechter are among the wonders of the dance world.
Two working fluids have been explored: helium in classical configurations and CO2 in recompression layouts (Feher cycle).
To design the oscillators based on high stability classical configurations used in quartz crystal microbalance sensor systems (QCM), the simulation is essential due to the high complexity of the mathematical algorithms to be implemented.
