Sentence examples for limits of solar from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the DP tendencies according to Axiomatic Design principles depicts the technological limits of solar aviation, focusing on how the aforementioned dependencies constraint the basic topology of solar aircraft to a large range of potential missions in terms of endurance and excess of specific mechanical power.

The method determines the length limit of solar cells, which is dependent mainly on the sheet resistance of the transparent electrode and the open circuit voltage and slightly on the parasitic resistances such as series resistance and shunt resistance.

Pentacene crystals or oligomers undergo efficient singlet exciton fission (SF) after photo-excitation, which is expected to be useful in overcoming the Shockley-Queisser theoretical limit of solar cells.

In the next 100 years, we will have explored right to the limits of our solar system with people and thoroughly explored every nook and cranny with robots.

Alcock is currently exploring the outer limits of our Solar System, beyond the planets Neptune and Pluto.

We propose an emergency alert framework for geomagnetically induced currents (GICs), based on the empirically extreme values and theoretical upper limits of the solar wind parameters and of dB/dt, the time derivative of magnetic field variations at ground.

These systems have enabled the Viking landings to reach the surface of Mars and both Pioneers 10 and 11 and Voyagers 1 and 2 to travel to the limits of the solar system.

The limiting effect of solar radiation is less articulated in most of Europe than that of rainfall or temperature.

This upper-limit estimate of solar energy potential by rooftop-mounted, city-wide arrays involved making several assumptions regarding coverage, siting constraints, and environmental factors.

However, its high surface recombination velocity limits the efficiency of solar cells.

In severely cold areas, the freezing of outdoor pipes and collectors is one of the most serious problems, which, to a certain degree, limits the utilization of solar energy and decreases the system economic performance.