Sentence examples for consumption uniform from inspiring English sources

Thus, to account for all of these various sensing applications, appropriate data forwarding protocols should be designed to achieve some or all of the following three major goals, namely minimum energy consumption, uniform battery power depletion, and minimum delay.

Our proposed data forwarding protocol, called Trade-off Energy with Delay (TED), makes use of our solution to this multi-objective optimization problem in order to find a "best" trade-off of minimum energy consumption, uniform battery power depletion, and minimum delay.

The optimum conditions obtained in the present investigation for maximum current efficiency and least energy consumption with uniform deposit microstructure were low applied voltage and intermediate electrolyte concentration.

Such that the energy consumptions of uniform access and slow-start access are equal.

In contrast to the almost uniform consumption of maize, the frequencies of groundnut consumption in February in the four villages did differ significantly (p < 0.0001).

"As far as I can tell, gum consumption is pretty uniform across the United States," said Jim Echeandia, a Texas-based confectionery consultant.

In addition, it is found that although uniformity in the thermal profile can be very effective in lowering the total power consumption, the most uniform temperature distribution does not necessarily correspond to the highest power savings.

The breakfast meal for Study 2 was switched to a liquid meal to ensure greater consistency in gastric emptying time and a more uniform consumption and nutrient absorption pattern.

One advantage of the fractional approach used by Trasande et al. is that it can be applied to all exposure pathways, but it does so by assuming that fish contamination levels and consumption patterns are uniform across the United States.

This non-uniform consumption of Cu eventually leads to a serrated cathode interface.

However, given its long history, the youth movement model is also strongly steeped in traditions, which may inadvertently turn away children and youngsters with a migration background (e.g. alcohol consumption, wearing of uniforms).