Sentence examples for excess concept from inspiring English sources
Next, the neutron excess concept from previous studies of B&B reactors is extended to apply to linear-assembly B&B reactors, which allows the amount of starter fuel needed to establish a given equilibrium cycle to be calculated.
The neutron excess concept is used to design an appropriate starter fuel configuration made from melt refined fuel, which is then used in a transition model that shows how the desired equilibrium cycle can be established.
The first is the setting of the upper limit of its soil moisture at the field capacity, due to the 'holding excess runoff' concept (i.e., runoff begins on repletion of its storage to the field capacity).
Such excess cheapens the concept of solid educational research, ensuring only that proponents of any policy will now claim a scientific basis for their proposals.
Buying shares in Google because its latest profits were good, or because of a particular pattern in the price charts, was unlikely to deliver an excess return.Another important concept was the capital asset pricing model (CAPM).
In summary, the literature which has developed the concept excess travel and the empirical studies which have tried to assess its impact have not systematically considered that money and effort might also influence travel choices.
Nevertheless, in order to avoid excess fluid, the concept of small volume resuscitation with hypertonic saline solute has been well-received.
Epidemic weeks are defined according to a periodic seasonal regression model (based on the concept of excess deaths—here, excess illness introduced by Serfling [ 9]) that is used routinely in FSN (10, 11 ).
With a grimace he volunteered that he didn't really understand the concept of excess profits.
The accompanying charts introduce the concept of "excess volatility," which is defined as the movements that were not needed to get from one point to another.
Properties of a regular solution are best examined based on the concept of excess function[16].
