Sentence examples for decoupling to from inspiring English sources

Yet, our observation shows that approximately 10% more molecules participate in decoupling to photons compared to the incoupling.

But decoupling to me only makes a company economically indifferent, and I can't think of a single thing that's ever been achieved by indifference.

This novel cryogenic experimental platform will be integrated with pulsed dynamic nuclear polarization and electron decoupling to interrogate biomolecular structure within intact human cells.

Synthetic biology relies on engineering concepts such as abstraction, standardization, and decoupling to develop systems that address environmental, clinical, and industrial needs.

The proposed cell employs the read decoupling to improve the read stability, and the partial feedback cutting approach to control the leakage power with improved read/write ability.

Non-uniform stress is expressed as a special series, and the stress influence is inserted into a vibration equation that is solved through decoupling to obtain an analytical solution.

A great proportion of inertia is expected to be decoupled to the system frequency in future power systems.

Hence, the places of production and consumption of green energy might be decoupled to a certain extent.

The large payment networks, Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover have become increasingly open, modular and decoupled to appeal to a broad set of merchant acquirers and payment processors.

In the sequential single-loop optimization, the optimization and the reliability analysis are decoupled to improve the computational efficiency.

Through the dynamic modelling and algorithm, the optimal control problem of ES is decoupled to multiple stages so that the optimization can be implemented for each stage.