Sentence examples for distinguished energy from inspiring English sources

Results show that the three categories of CCHP users have distinguished energy matching performance in the energy matching regime diagrams.

Construction materials have distinguished energy consumptions and different emissions of carbon dioxide from fabrication up to application.

The analysis of CoGeNT data relies on the ability to distinguish energy deposits which occur near the surface of the detector from those occurring inside its bulk.

This definition is enhanced to include serial and parallel barriers and to distinguish energy barriers from target barriers.

By analyzing the frequency spectrums of LVI signals captured by optic fiber grating demodulator, a threshold for distinguishing energy classes can be figured out after calculating frequency spectrum peak values of all energy classes.

SEA is a key indicator to distinguish energy absorption capabilities for various structures and weights.

The original XRS had higher spectral resolution, or a greater ability to distinguish energy levels, than any other x-ray instrument in space.

However, B3LYP functional is not able to clearly distinguish energy changes related with non-bonding interactions which are better covered in density functionals involving dispersion term in their definition [39].

This distinguishes energies external to the victim and specific to process operation from energy related to the victim's movements.

The phrase 'energy efficiency' is often used as a shorthand to describe any kind of energy-saving measure, though technically it should be distinguished from energy conservation – a broader term which can also include forgoing a service rather than changing the efficiency with which it is provided.

This inversion of temperature gradient caused the double polarity of the voltage signal (Figure 6b) that distinguished the energy generation from thermopower waves in the 2D and 1D CNT/fuel composites.