Sentence examples for implications on system from inspiring English sources

In this paper, an overview of the future trends of multimedia IP processor architectures is provided that describes the implications on system architecture, power, and performance.

Physics based component models are extremely useful in understanding the system level interactions, implications on system performance and in model-based controller design.

The review is also extended with model generalizations and the implications on system design, especially the heat transfer effects and the representative control designs are discussed in detail.

The material properties, although not exhaustive, are an essential first step in identifying viable chemical hydrogen storage material properties and most important, their implications on system mass, system volume and system performance.

Then this paper investigate the current implications on system step-up transient performance, then a two stage pre-conditioning current strategy and a feedback power reference control scheme is proposed for load step-up transients to balance fast load following and fuel starvation, after that safe thermal transient is validated.

Section 3 discusses how scalability and extensibility properties can have associated implications on systems performance.

This chapter looks at the implications of System 1 thinking on two topics that can have significance for risk assessment and decision making in the oil, gas and processing industries: the difference between the "experiencing" and "remembering" selves.

Based on the uniqueness of wind power versus conventional generations, we discuss its implications on power system adequacy and stability and propose basic solutions for facilitating large-scale integrations of wind power into the power system.

Various parameters and their implications on the system output is clearly stated.

MS: Adding or changing a feature can pretty dramatically affect the behavior of the user, which has pretty dramatic implications on the system architecture.

Interestingly, the issue of cycle management with respect to dynamically changing workloads has not been receiving proper attention despite its significant engineering implications on the system behavior.