Sentence examples for ideal conversion from inspiring English sources

Because the photoelectric process results in complete conversion of the photon energy to electron energy, it is in some sense an ideal conversion step.

In all cases, these deviations from ideal conversion behaviour are below 15%.

Based on the feedstock characteristics and desired products, a microbial strain and a production process optimization are needed to achieve an ideal conversion process (Figure 1).

In the down-conversion of an ideal direct conversion receiver, the incoming signals in the I (in-phase) and Q (quadrature) branches are perfectly match with gains and orthogonal in phase.

He said that the 17-story former office building had a 50-by-80-foot 50-by-80-foot 50-by-80-foot 50-by-80-footion".

These outbuildings are ideal for conversion into farm shops, shooting lodges or whatever might spin some money.

The group is also battling brokers who advertise homes as being ideal for conversion to schools, churches and other community facilities.

The saga of the Shenandoah began in the fall of 1863, when Confederate agents, searching Glasgow, Scotland's waterfront, spotted the Sea King, a merchant ship that seemed ideal for conversion into a Confederate commerce raider.

With 999 arched windows, each three feet wide and seven and a half feet high, the interior of the four-story structure is flooded with light, making it ideal for conversion to apartments, Mr. Blee said.

Zn-air battery, as an ideal energy conversion and storage device, is always limited by the expensive and less-than-ideal air electrode materials.

We assume perfect synchronization in frequency and time domain and ideal down conversion of the received signal in the Rx block.