Sentence examples for controlled over a wide from inspiring English sources
(3) The yield and separation ratio can be controlled over a wide range by adjusting the operational settings of the controlled variables, such as rate of feed input, rate of carrier input, and rate of counterflow.
In this manner, air-gap flux can be controlled over a wide range with a low cost and without demagnetization risk for permanent magnet materials.
The second example is a real-time application to a laboratory pressure tank, which is effectively controlled over a wide range.
This process offers a novel surface engineering tool for a variety of polymer surfaces, whose topology can be conveniently controlled over a wide range by crystal engineering.
The crystallinity of PVA was also a factor by which the relaxation rate and thus the swelling rate could be controlled over a wide range.
This computer-aided tribometer has been designed so that the normal load and sliding speed of the specimen can be continuously varied and controlled over a wide range of load and speed.
By applying a bypass flow that is arranged as a co-axial sheath of clean air around the aerosol cloud from the classifier, the airflow resistance of the classifier can be controlled over a relatively wide range of values (0.023 0.041 kPa0.5 min l−1).
The level of crystallinity in PA66 can be controlled over a much wider range by the complexation-drawing-regeneration process than by conventional drawing processes.
Enzymatic methods generally have low energy requirements, are easy to control, can operate over a wide range of conditions and have a minimal environmental impact.
The theoretical and experimental results indicate that the implemented fuzzy logic controller has a high performance for real-time control over a wide range of operating conditions.
Given the size similarity of mtDNA to bacterial plasmids, it might seem possible to control respiration over a wide area of bioenergetic membranes by co-locating plasmids encoding all the genes needed for oxidative phosphorylation.
