Sentence examples for ideal operation from inspiring English sources

Almost ideal operation conditions are envisaged and upper bounds are obtained for the TPV efficiency.

Given the course between the two end-points of the measured sequence for positioning (named EE-course), IESIL theoretically is to approximate the ideal operation of equidistance-segmenting the EE-course.

The knowledge obtained here would be useful for proposing ideal operation and design of hall thruster as a promising high-performance propulsion device in space missions requiring for high-reliance.

The design constraints derived from the elimination of the photon recycling and the assumption of infinite mobility for describing the ideal operation of this cell are specifically analyzed in this paper.

So a coolant circuit modeling method and a temperature fuzzy control strategy are presented in the paper in order to keep the PEMFC within the ideal operation temperature range.

An ideal operation should re-attach apical support to the pelvic skeleton, restore integrity within anterior and posterior suspensory hammocks and re-distribute some of the expulsive load back onto the pelvic diaphragm.

In order to achieve this, the thermal analysis produces 'Column Grand Composite Curves' (CGCC) and 'Exergy Loss Profiles.' The user makes changes to column configurations and specifications until CGCCs and exergy profiles display closer actual and ideal operations [14, 16].

Specific energy consumption (SEC), in kWh per m3 of permeate production, is due to the retentate osmotic pressure, the resistance to fluid permeation through the membrane, the friction losses in the retentate and permeate channels of the spiral wound membrane (SWM) modules and the non-ideal operation of high pressure pumps and energy recovery devices (ERD).

Among all current limiting devices, superconducting fault current limiters (SCFCL) offer ideal performance: in normal operation the SCFCL is in its superconducting state and has negligible impedance, in the event of a fault, the transition into the normal conducting state passively limits the current.

The charge was later described as "an ideal cavalry operation, but not a cavalry charge as the term is generally understood".

Stage-composition lines can be extended to describe non-ideal column operation as well as packed columns.