Sentence examples for decoupling efficiency from inspiring English sources

Compared to conventional sequences, significant gains in decoupling efficiency and robustness with respect to offset and inhomogeneity of the radio-frequency field were found in simulations and experiments.

Whereas the existence of a large chemical shift anisotropy and isotropic shift dispersion for 19F does compromise the decoupling efficiency, the relative performance hierarchy of the sequences remains unaffected.

This did not visibly affect decoupling efficiency due to the short T2 values of the P nuclei which result in a rapid signal decay.

The decoupling efficiency was also evaluated in volunteers showing clearly resolved peaks for PE, PC, GPE and GPC.

"We learned in the energy business to decouple efficiency from rates and reward efficiency, and we could do the same with water".

Macroscopic balances allow decoupling photocatalyst efficiency and photoreactor efficiency.

Because Ea/Ees decoupling alters cardiovascular efficiency and cardiac energetic requirements independently of Ea or Ees, we speculate that septic patients with ventriculoarterial uncoupling may benefit from therapy aimed at normalizing the Ea/Ees ratio.

Implicit integration method (IIF) method, which treats diffusion exactly and reaction implicitly, provides excellent stability properties with good efficiency by decoupling the treatment of reactions and diffusions.

First, the inclined mirror can decouple the quantum efficiency from response speed and spectral response linewidth.

Since the two transmissions are fully decoupled, the energy efficiency is maximized independently for each term of Eq. (4).

But if the Eisenhower years betokened an emergent world of shiny and machined efficiency, decoupled from the visceral vagaries of human biology, then how much more like Solaria has our own world become in the intervening half-century?