Sentence examples for distorted power from inspiring English sources
In this paper independent component analysis (ICA) method for amplitude and frequency estimation of highly distorted power system signals is presented.
Representative Sander Levin and economist Simon Johnson recognize that our distorted power relationships and insistence on maximum possible trade cannot solve our problems.
Singing with a crusader's zeal, she starts out throaty and works up to big sobbing peaks as the distorted power chords kick in right on cue.
Accurate estimation of harmonics in distorted power system current/voltage signal is essential to effectively design filters for eliminating harmonics.
The proposed method utilizes a modified/ first degree digital integrator design technique, suitable for the distorted power system signals.
Neural Network and Evolutionary Computing (Bacterial Foraging Optimization (BFO)) are combined to achieve accurate estimation of different harmonics components of a distorted power system signal.
Strong growth will be very hard to find without the distorting power of the global housing bubble and strong US consumer demand.
His last book, Truth And Truthfulness (2002) analyses the way Richard Rorty, Derrida and other followers of politically correct Foucaultian fashion sneer at any purported truth as ludicrously naive because it is, inevitably, distorted by power, class bias and ideology.
The brilliant marketing of the Premier League has distorted existing power structures: it's now a world league that happens to be played in England (and Wales), that benefits from the fact that its upper echelon consists of four clubs (with two not that far behind) rather than being the monopoly or duopoly that exists in almost every other major league.
Mr. Schoberer, who is now president of SRM, said that his tests had found that the crank was the only accurate place for measurements because it was not distorted by power loss caused by inefficiencies from the bicycle's chain and sprockets.
The Guardian wrote in its obituary of Williams that the book is an examination of those who "sneer at any purported truth as ludicrously naive because it is, inevitably, distorted by power, class bias and ideology".
