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Free vibration based on a free-free bar method was used to evaluate the specific modulus of elasticity, damping factor, acoustic coefficient, and acoustic converting efficiency of the experimental panels.

Field test data indicated that the energy-converting efficiency of the direct-drive design was relatively low, suggesting the urgency of developing energy storage systems to the increase of power take-off productivity.

Hence, the efficiency of converting damaged material into new material should be higher than the efficiency of converting a single type of monomer, the growth substrate glucose, into all monomers required [ 58].

In a recent review of photosynthesis Bryant and Frigaard commented that the reaction centers employed by photosynthetic bacteria are a more efficient means of obtaining energy than rhodopsin-based phototrophy, due to both the efficiency of converting photon energy to ATP and the presence of large amounts of chromophore in a single unit of reaction center [ 55].

Efficiency of converting electric power into heat is about 75 percent, and power consumption is around 550 kilowatt-hours per ton of steel.

Those characteristics, which include a high maximal capacity to use oxygen and efficiency of converting metabolic energy into power, are identifiable and measurable.

Requirements for food, materials, and energy in a world where human population is rapidly growing have created a need to increase both the amount of photosynthesis and the efficiency of converting photosynthetic output into products useful to people.

The efficiency of converting the heating value of methane to work is assumed to be 45%.

Typically, the efficiency of converting electricity to hydrogen and methane is about 54%77%and49%65%–65%, respectively [25].

A host of other projects are going on, aimed at improving the efficiency of converting wind power into electricity.

It also sharply reduced the efficiency of converting the energy in the electricity to chemical bonds in the fuel.