Sentence examples for excess components from inspiring English sources

The loss predictive methods based on the static and dynamic components of power loss are compared with the methods where the total loss is subdivided into hysteresis, classical and excess components.

Alternatively, excess components not properly turned over during re-modelling and homeostasis that become accumulated in the flagellum itself could account for the alterations in flagellar length.

For this approach the c-ZrO2 phase zirconia coexisting with mixed zone constituents is considered an excess component.

Generally speaking, the pore water pressure includes a hydrostatic component that balances the pore-fluid weight, and a non-hydrostatic or "excess" component (Iverson 2009).

We discuss a possible origin for the soft excess component, and suggest that a slim disk may be able to explain the observational results, if the photon trapping effect is properly taken into account.

Around Sgr A East, there is a broad distribution of hard X-ray emission with a superimposed soft excess component extending away from the location of Sgr A East both above and below the plane.

In modern autotrophs a major factor in achieving stoichiometry is post-transcriptional culling of excess unmatched components [ 89- 91].

The only dishes I would change are a few that suffered from an excess of components.

Although the responses to Fe deficiency and excess share components with other stress responses, it does not significantly overlap with one particular stress.

These MMs fit separately the baseflow and excess flow components as produced by a digital filter, and reconstruct the total flow by adding these two signals at the output.

Significant variation in the noise spectral density has been observed, which is related to the random occurrence of excess Lorentzian components (1/f2-like), associated with generation recombination (GR) noise.