Sentence examples for increasing mean power from inspiring English sources

The nonlinear stiffness system improved the efficiency of wave energy harvesting, increasing mean power, by both pushing up the natural period, and broadening resonance, therefore proving more competitiveness.

In both strata of visibility, there was a clear gradient of increasing mean power densities within and outside homes with increasing proximity to the transmitters.

For increasing classes at a given exposure-time, increasing mean power values are expected and indeed found for 20 ms, classes 1 4 lesions.

BA supplementation increased mean power output (MPO) in bout 4 for the NTBA group (p = 0.0004) and in bouts 1, 2 and 4 for the TBA group (p ≤ 0.05).

The average powers absorbed in heave and pitch increase with increasing D. The mean power absorbed in surge increases with increasing T. The mean power absorption in pitch increases with decreasing zg.

In general, as the population sphericity increased and rank of X increased, the observed mean power values for the Box conservative, the Geisser-Greenhouse, and the rank-adjusted Huynh-Feldt tests decreased.

However, one of the disadvantages of TR is the increase in mean power of the transmitted signal because of corrective signal addition.

But, eventually, increasing power meant that even VW conceded the point and started to cool its engines with water.Something similar is happening with computer chips.

But, eventually, increasing power meant that even VW conceded the point and started to cool its motors with water.Something similar is about to happen with computer chips.

In fact, the total mean power captured increased for all SSG configurations with concentrators in comparison to the base configuration (without concentrators), regardless of the sea state considered.

But falling costs and increasing processing power mean that spacecraft could become ever smaller and lighter: they could be launched by the thousand from a mothership and then driven by the proposed Light Beamer, a billion-watt laser array, mounted somewhere high and dry such as the Atacama desert in Chile.