Sentence examples for compound expansion from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the simulation results, a binomial options pricing model is used to design four interdependent binominal trees and to evaluate a Bermuda-type compound expansion option.

The compound expansion option to invest in a 5, 10, 15 or 20 MW H2-WESS has a 15-year expiration time and is calculated to be about €2 million, compared to the net present value of a 5 MW H-WESS of about €-2.45€-2.45on.

In contrast, the two later ships had a two-cylinder horizontal compound expansion steam engine, driving a single 15-foot or 14 feet propeller.

Although no information is available on their range, Admiral G. A. Ballard estimated that Druid had only about two-thirds the range of her sisters, despite the additional coal that she carried, due to the greater efficiency of the compound expansion engines.

A compound expansion-chamber muffler, which consists of a sound absorbing chamber and a switch valve, the chamber integrating structural features of impedance muffler and micropunch plate muffler, is proposed to diminish impulse exhaust noise of pneumatic friction clutch and pneumatic friction brake (PFC/B) in mechanical presses.

However, NATO compounded expansion with an unprovoked war against Serbia, a traditional Slavic ally of Moscow, and proposals to include Georgia and Ukraine, the latter which long had especially close historical, cultural, economic, and military ties with Russia.

In 1824 James Peter Allaire of the United States invented the compound-expansion steam engine, in which the steam was used in a second cylinder at a lower pressure after it had done its work in the first.

Giovanni Bausan was powered by two compound-expansion steam engines that each drove a screw propeller.

The compound-expansion steam engine was supplied with steam by 6 boilers and developed 4023 ihp.

No. 224 had three claims to fame: it was the first inside-cylinder 4-4-0 to run in Great Britain; the locomotive involved in the Tay Bridge disaster; and after rebuilding in 1885, was the only compound-expansion locomotive on the NBR and one of just three tandem compounds in Britain.

To compound growth, expansion is in the works.