Sentence examples for degrade the operation from inspiring English sources

Intel should probably commit to some standard of inter-operability or at least guarantee it will not to do anything to degrade the operation of rival processors.

However, these properties usually degrade during the operation in a nuclear reactor environment due to radiation damage accumulation.

However, agglomerations of the nano-sized platinum and corrosions of the carbon supports degrade the performance and durability of the PEMFC during the long-term operation.

We would like to remark that in the case of lossless compression, this scaling is not necessary and would merely introduce more rounding operations degrading the performance of the wavelet transform.

This results to a decrease in the efficiency of the 2DEG energy relaxation, which could deteriorate the detector operation speed and degrade the overall performance of the detector.

Dispersion and crosstalk are the main signal-degrading factors arising from the operation of the OXC and the effectiveness of each factor is individually investigated.

She said that in the three weeks since NATO took over command of the operation, "we are steadily degrading Qaddafi's ability to carry out and sustain attacks on his own people and gradually squeezing the regime's forces".

The detailed characterization of the microbial communities presented in this work may be useful for the operation of biogas plants degrading substrates with high concentrations of proteins.

An often overlooked factor in correct impedance monitoring is that the electrode-referred DC offset (ERDO) limits the available CMRR, affecting the operation of IA and degrading overall performance no matter how good the following circuits and systems can be.

This situation is particularly important in that "[l]eft to itself, or to the operation of casual benevolence, a degraded population perpetuates and increases itself" (LFC 203).

The follow-up intelligence and police operations to degrade the remnants of al-Qaeda, too, were a logical and appropriate response to the danger.