Sentence examples for endurance and reliability from inspiring English sources
Aggressive service conditions prevailing in chemical process plants, such as elevated temperature and pressure and corrosive environments, stretch the safety operating limits of engineering materials and components at challenging levels of endurance and reliability.
The aim of the Royal Automotive Club of Victoria (RACV) Energy Breakthrough annual event is to provide an opportunity to school students to design and develop human powered vehicles (HPVs) and race a nonstop 24 hours event that requires energy conservation, endurance and reliability.
This is just one reason why industry standards that describe and measure SSD performance, endurance, and reliability within real-world enterprise environments are needed.
But before placing an SSD into a mission-critical enterprise environment, the industry must take the necessary time to define and build the SSDs according to standards focused on performance, endurance, and reliability.
We discuss the RRAM technology development based on published papers, including the mechanism of resistive switching in transition metal oxides, resistive switching materials, device structure, properties, and reliability such as endurance and retention of the device.
Endurance characteristics showed the good stability and reliability of 0.1% Ag CdSe-PVP NC with device ION/IOFF rAg CdSe-PVP02.
To examine the validity and reliability of a sports-specific endurance plank test for the evaluation of global core muscle function.
This paper shows the operation and reliability aspects of 2T N-type SONOS memories: endurance, retention and read disturb.
The capacity, data retention of more than 1 year and endurance performance (>104 cycles) of ITO/PBD PMMA(1 1)/Al, exhibits better stability and reliability of the samples, which underpins the technique and application of organic nonvolatile memory.
On May 2 the teams competed in the endurance event, proving their durability over 22 kilometers with metrics on acceleration, speed, fuel economy and reliability.
While Volvo loyalists depend on that company's reputation for safety and reliability, Mercedes traditionalists view the three-pointed star as a touchstone for Old World elegance, endurance and, of course, status.
