Sentence examples for downstream system from inspiring English sources

This paper considers a VDSL downstream system where crosstalk is compensated by linear precoding.

The energy output is predictable and consistent, allowing simpler design of the downstream system.

Besides differences in capital and operational costs of the generators, we have to take cost differences of the downstream system (i.e., storage and network assets) into account caused by the type of converter being applied.

For current flow directions that would result in a downstream turbine operating in the wake of an upstream system at a distance of 10 diameters, this technique could be used to reduce the power loss of the downstream system from about 50% (caused by the reduced flow speed available in the turbine wake) to the 1.2% power loss associated with the suggested control approach.

In this model the downstream system depends on a measured input.

Importantly, only SDRS provides a full set of F-statistic across the dose range that can be utilized in downstream system level analyses and comparisons.

A signaling pathway transmits information from an upstream system to downstream systems, ideally in a unidirectional fashion.

However, because the headwater streams are small and numerous, their roles are typically underestimated and they are poorly managed compared to the larger downstream systems.

Perceptual touch is the result of extracting distal information from the more proximal bodily information, for use by dedicated downstream systems (cf. Serino and Haggard 2010).

One cause of context dependence, similar to what found in many engineering systems, is retroactivity, that is, the effect of loads applied on a module by downstream systems.

A key obstacle to unidirectional transmission is retroactivity, the additional reaction flux that affects a system once its species interact with those of downstream systems.