Sentence examples for combination of generation from inspiring English sources
When the highest efficiency rectifying sections are used a combination of generation temperature and reflux ratio which leads to optimum COP values is found.
Moreover, an optimum combination of generation temperature, reflux ratio and blow-down fraction can be found, which should be considered in designing and controlling an AARS.
The impacts of absorption-evaporation temperature on COP and exergy efficiency under different temperature combinations of generation, absorption and condensation are presented for optimal design of the new double absorption heat transformers.
Line crosses use linear combinations of generation phenotypic means to estimate composite genetic effects and carry out significance tests.
This combination of next generation sequencing and microarray generation will be particularly valuable for non-model species for which genomic information is limited.
The integration of energy storage gives dispatchability to the variable renewable generation while the combination of different generation technologies can reduce the costs.
The model is solved by the combination use of Generation Algorithm and Integer Programming to determine the needed set of liner routes, the calling ports, calling sequence and service frequency of each route, type of the used ships.
This composition included all problem types, and we prepared many problems of type C) because our problem set generation was designed that its generation process for type C) is a combination of the generation process for types A) and B).
42 Two trials included an additional comparison of second generation antidepressant monotherapy with a combination of second generation antidepressant and cognitive behavioral therapy.
The three trials that compared second generation antidepressant monotherapy with a combination of second generation antidepressant and cognitive behavioral therapy reported no statistically significant between group differences in rates of either remission or response (low strength of evidence).
