Sentence examples for demonstrated for power from inspiring English sources
Numerical modeling of the considered problems are demonstrated for power hardening engineering materials.
A simple linear regression relationship has been demonstrated for mill power as a function of lifter spacing (S/H) and mill speed.
Thermoelectric generators are employed for scavenging waste heat from processors or other significant components in the computer's chipset while the integration of photovoltaic units is demonstrated for generating power from environmental illumination.
Since piezoelectric zinc oxide (ZnO) nanogenerators (NGs) were demonstrated for electric power conversion from mechanical energy in 2006 [4], they have been considered as a key technique for realizing the environment-friendly energy harvesting technology.
One hundred tensile actuation cycles during lifting have been demonstrated for electrochemically powered a plied, coiled CNT yarn muscle (Figure 5).
Promising results are demonstrated for a typical power plant.
Finally, minimization of frequency (and as a result, of switching heat losses) for given accuracy is demonstrated for three-phase power converters.
The applicability of the above nonlinear control scheme is further demonstrated for a large power system comprising 14-areas, 24-machines and 203-buses.
During the past two decades, significant improvement on MFC has been demonstrated; for instance, the power density of microbial fuel cells have improved by more than four orders of magnitude, from 0.1 mWm−2 to 7.72 Wm−2 [4 6].
As a result, the superiority of the proposed fixed bit partitioning through the limited feedback link which adjusts the number of the quantization bits for serving and interfering BSs adaptively to maximize multicell capacity by taking into account the distance between the user itself and BSs has been demonstrated for any cell-edge power level and any number of total feedback bits per user.
The royal seat of Rendlesham, specified by Bede, seals the evident importance of the Deben estuary headwaters as a centre of royal power, demonstrated for an earlier period by the royal cemetery of Sutton Hoo.
