Sentence examples for high operation efficiency from inspiring English sources

This paper has obtained some analytical results that provide a useful suggestion for the design of a cost-effective fuel cell system with high operation efficiency.

Achieving high reliable grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) systems with high power quality and high operation efficiency is highly required for distributed generation units.

As discussed during the interviews, shipping lines highly appreciate the performance of Singapore due to combinations of several factors, including high operation efficiency, convenience, and advanced and automated technology.

The biggest innovation of the fluidic loop lies in the integration of the spray cooling loop and an ejector loop which is to create a local low pressure area without any rotary mechanical components for the purpose of consistently removing the liquid vapor mixture from a relatively high pressure in the spray chamber guaranteeing a relatively high operation efficiency.

Compared with vessel tracking techniques, the threshold method has a higher operation efficiency, with a narrow loss in accuracy.

The FC-PHEV configuration shows more potential for achieving higher operation efficiencies, but the FC-HEV shows to have lower life cycle impact and lower cost in general.

Results show that the designed PV/T/D system could largely remove the heat generated on the PV cells so that the higher PV operation efficiency could be achieved.

The design and structure of the corresponding inverters must meet the specifications for serving the various power production sources simultaneously while they are required to cooperate with respective storing units so that a high quality and operation efficiency is ultimately feasible [11, 12, 13].

There is a trend toward use of dwarfing stocks, growth control chemicals, or closer planting and training, or all of them to get the highest yields and best operation efficiency possible on a unit of ground.

One scenario reveals that high operation times and high methanol efficiencies necessitate active stabilisation of anodic water level since both water accumulation and depletion can take place depending on operation conditions.

Thus, the average coefficient of performance is lower than the rated efficiency, and comparably high operation and maintenance costs are observed.