Sentence examples for higher regeneration from inspiring English sources

The results show that the internally-heated regenerator can produce higher regeneration efficiency than the adiabatic one to produce better energy efficiency and eliminate the dehumidification possibility which would happen in adiabatic regenerators.

The serial 2 control strategy offers considerably higher regeneration efficiency than the parallel strategy and serial 1 strategy.

Higher regeneration temperature (60 °C) would bring a reduced marginal benefit in terms of latent coefficient of performance (COPlatent).

Furthermore, a study by Sohn et al. has shown the higher regeneration capacity and multipurpose use of CGF in 2009 [10].

Hsu et al. and others have also reported on the higher regeneration potential of those of a younger age [26, 31].

The results of the simulations and the HIL tests show that the modified control strategy offers considerably higher regeneration efficiency than the baseline control strategy.

Ni is the most active oxidant but requires a Mn dopant as a stabilizer to improve the regenerability, whereas Co is stable even at high regeneration temperatures.

Above this level of mortality, stands that had high regeneration rates recovered carbon 30 45 years sooner than sparsely regenerated stands (Figure 3).

Above this level of mortality, stands that had high regeneration rates recovered carbon 30 45 years sooner than sparsely regenerated stands.

An Olympics legacy, which Mayor Johnson described in the same speech as the Plan's "highest regeneration priority," is an important component of this eastward shift in growth potential and investment, a theme that outgoing London 2012 legacy chief Margaret Ford speaks about here and that her colleague Andrew Altman has stressed repeatedly.

Immature embryos have proved to have high regeneration capacity.