Sentence examples for energetic integration from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes and provides details about a set of modifications of a supercritical steam cycle to overcome the energy requirements through energetic integration with the aim of reducing the efficiency and power output penalty associated with CO2 capture process.

The results show that the energetic integration can reduce up to 30.6% the global energy requirements of the process and the mass integration allows a 35% in water savings.

To decrease the use of fossil fuels and face the energetic demand, the integration of renewable energy is a necessary step.

This study presents an energetic analysis on integration schemes of a SOEC Unit into a direct steam generation solar tower plant.

A compact FR4 copper tracks – PCB structure is proposed combining a dual-fuse mode and a passive dual-switch mode thanks to the integration of energetic material embedded in the thickness of the assembly.

Despite advances in decoding the dynamics of major ATP production and distribution processes during lineage specification, metabolic signaling circuits responsible for integration of energetic events with cardiogenic programming remain largely unknown.

However, other transition-state barriers are not much different than this one, and in view of the limitations of the QC and the mixture of barriers obtained from QC and classical MD thermodynamic integration methods, energetic barriers could potentially be reordered.

Kaasik, A. et al. Energetic crosstalk between organelles: architectural integration of energy production and utilization.

We used Thermodynamic Integration to determine energetic barriers to face-to-face and sliding pre-determined aggregational paths.

PRCPi depends on the integration of structural, energetic, and evolutionary-based measures by using Bayesian Networks (BNs).

This tool allows the integration of normal energetic demands (e.g. wear and tear of daily and seasonal routines) with novel challenges posed by unfamiliar and human altered environments.