Sentence examples for faster dissipation from inspiring English sources
Then the power system achieves a faster dissipation of unbalanced power.
Flow on the concave wall has an unstable effect and increases the turbulence intensity which leads to a faster dissipation and wider lateral spreading.
With the aid of this internal resonance, the energy that has been transferred to the absorber due to the one-to-two internal resonance would be avoided from being transferred back to the primary system by faster dissipation of vibrations at a higher-frequency mode thereby leading to lower spillover effects.
This finding indicates a faster dissipation of BPA at 27°C compared with that at 20 or 22°C.
Elevated viscosity will result in faster dissipation of vortices which can feasibly reduce effectiveness of the energy recapture mechanism from the stopping vortex.
In an animal study, the application of warm, humidified gas led to faster dissipation of residual gas associated with a reduced duration of inflammation [ 26].
Rosenstein's appointment of Mueller, on Wednesday, was stark proof of the breathtakingly fast dissipation of Trump's power in Washington.
Previously, it was shown that chlorophyll adsorbed immediately on metal does not give any photocurrent due to fast dissipation of the excitation energy; in the presence of the cetyl alcohol monolayer an appreciable photocurrent is observed which is attributed to the electron tunneling through this monolayer.
A higher temperature results in faster energy dissipation because of the larger interlayer friction.
A compact and properly designed passive thermal management system utilizing phase change material (PCM) provides faster heat dissipation than active cooling during high pulse power discharges while preserving sufficiently uniform cell temperature to ensure the desirable cycle life for the pack.
In addition, a simulation procedure was used to facilitate the optimization of the heat sink, which can provide fast heat dissipation and mechanical support for the thin-film thermoelectric device.
