Sentence examples for energy conversion rate from inspiring English sources

The material is still being perfected - right now, it has an energy conversion rate of less than 1%.

Moreover, energy conversion rate of photovoltaic with the optical water filter at different water layer thicknesses has been determined.

TiO2 based dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs) have great potential to solve many energy challenges, however, their low energy conversion rate is still a barrier for further applications.

By pursuing a fractal dimension analysis, designed to account for the undetected micro-crack surface area, it is estimated that the energy conversion rate could be increased to 0.7%–5.1%.

From the numerical results obtained and validated against the experimental data it can be concluded that the flow characteristics are strongly dependent upon differing wave propagation conditions and energy conversion rate can be increased with a proper combination of selected wave height and frequency for the investigated parametric value range.

The energy conversion rate by the dynamo is given by Eq. 1.

We also observed an instant decrease in photochemical energy conversion rates in the forest and, subsequently, reductions in transpiration and CO2 exchange rates (Fig. S3).

This is a new step from the recent understanding of energetics in the atmosphere and ocean that had been focused on, for example, the global mapping of energy conversion rates associated with various physical processes (e.g., baroclinic and barotropic instabilities) and external forcing (Iwasaki 2001; Aiki and Richards 2008; Zhai et al. 2012).

The National Renewable Energy Labratory NRELL) recently tested thin-film solar modules made by MiaSolé, and verified that their energy conversion efficiency rate hit 15.7percentt, up from 14.3percentt last year.

Because the relationship between body weight and energy intake is not linear, to predict body weight simply using the energy and mass conversion rate is not feasible, even if from a pure data fitting purpose.

For example, using the first few weeks' data, we can find a energy and mass conversion rate for each subject and then use their weekly Total Energy Expenditure TEEE) to predict their weekly weight.