Sentence examples for generation conversion from inspiring English sources

quaternion matrix generation conversion to the corresponding quaternion vector.

The questionnaire measured the participants' individual perception of their organization's innovation competence in four different phases of innovation: innovation strategy, idea generation, conversion, and diffusion.

This study deals with contributions of power electronics to SG in the context of generation, conversion, distribution, and control of power.

Solid biomass is used for energy in five different ways: burning for heat or electrical power generation, conversion to ethanol, pyrolysis, gasification, and anaerobic methane production.

A distributed energy system refers to an energy system where energy production is close to end use, typically relying on various small-scale energy generation, conversion and storage technologies.

Bioethanol and bioelectricity supply chains are assessed considering corn, stover, Arundo donax, Miscanthus, poplar and wood residues as possible biomass feedstock, for multiple first and second generation conversion technologies.

But Read, vice-president of the Catholic Writers Guild of England and Wales, did not let Strickland off lightly for either his casual snobberies or his me-generation conversion.

The production of transport fuels from lignocellulosic biomass using so-called second-generation conversion technologies is not yet commercial.

As understanding of the two systems is a matter of generations, conversions (in brackets) to imperial units should be provided wherever this seems useful, though usually one conversion – the first – will suffice.

The client's role in innovation value chain stages (idea generation-conversion of ideas-diffusion of solutions) and its contribution to innovation performance is discussed in a conceptual framework.

TransPower's mission is to develop and commercialize advanced and environmentally friendly power generation and conversion systems.