In practice, take the limited coefficients of balancer (L + 1), whose form is y k = ∑ p = 0 L w p k x k − p = w T k x k, (9).
The first-generation PV SCs are based on crystalline silicon, which comprises rather thick (several hundreds of micrometer) silicon films, due to the limited absorption coefficient of silicon.
Due to simultaneous use of Cu and FeNi36, i-TBC possesses both a good thermal transverse conductivity and a limited longitudinal coefficient of thermal expansion.
Reconstructed images of the uniform area of the Jaszczak phantom showed limited variability with a coefficient of variation of 2.6% for the clinical reconstruction and 3.0% for the research reconstruction.
Due to the limited test size and the coefficient of variation in the test standard, it is difficult to draw conclusions regarding the relative efficacy of approaches that were applied to this challenge.
In this section, I discuss how diffusion-limited reactions can increase the Hill coefficient of chemical reactions, k>1.
In contrast, only with disodium hydrogen phosphate extraction did the method give both limited matrix effects (102 107%) with a coefficient of variation < 3% (n = 4) and efficient recoveries (77 109%) at two spiking levels (20 and 50 mg kg− 1) for PAA.
Because the effect of the limited transmission coefficient has a direct impact on the dynamics of the engine, while in the method with the sixth-order model, considering the difference in pressure, there was no effect on the performance of the engine.
A quarter car suspension system model containing a controllable damper with a limited range of coefficient values, a limited adjustment system bandwidth and a realistic elastic mounting to the car body is optimized for operation on a random road through a novel numerical method.
Because of the low extinction coefficient of lanthanide ions, UCNPs generally have limited capability to convert light directly into heat.
