Sentence examples for generation yield from inspiring English sources
The synergies and tradeoffs between water resources and power generation yield interesting implications for integrated decision making and policy in Illinois and elsewhere.
At the same time, upon excitation at 430 nm, 2.2 4.1 times of enhancement in the singlet oxygen generation yield was observed for the photosensitizers with the heavy atoms incorporated.
We believe, though, that the current yields offer a once in a generation yield opportunity.
In the meantime, the hydrogen generation yield was also enhanced due to the raised temperature, as shown in Fig. 6. Figure 6 shows the effect of various quantities of commercial 0.5 μm Al(OH 3 in 50, 100, and 200 ml D.I. water on the hydrogen generation of 1 g Al/water system in 2 h.
A correlation between charge generation yield and short circuit current is one that has been seen in several all organic systems,[ 34] but is not what has been observed previously in this system.
It is pertinent to note, however, that the trend in the short circuit currents does not match the trend previously observed in the charge generation yield, as measured by μs-TAS, whereby the films made with the pentyl ligand were found to generate the highest number of charges.
An additional generation yields a countermatte known as the background, or male, on which the action appears as an opaque silhouette (see 4D).
In that case, the NRC found, first-generation migrants imposed an average net fiscal cost of $3,000 at present discounted value; but the second generation yielded a $80,000 fiscal gain.Some immigrants contribute more than others.
Watermark generation yields the desired watermark, which can optionally depend on some keys.
Aromaticity perception and annotation and subsequent atom environment generation yields the intended result of two identical instances of the same environment.
To surprise them, rather, would be to unveil everything Billy knew about them; that their lack of faith in his generation yielded to a sincere exception.
