Sentence examples for losing its performance from inspiring English sources

According to our model, the use of aluminium foam allows the reactor diameter to be increased by 7.5 times, without losing its performance.

"To the best of our ability to tell, the dam is definitely losing its performance and pretty darned close to a point where the 12-year average removal of silt and phosphorus is zero," he says.

This result implies that the ZrO2/GO nanocomposite could be considered as a promising material in solving problems for electrochemical supercapacitors without losing its performance and can be employed as the electric energy storage device for the hybrid vehicles and new generation electronic devices.

Usually, it is a passive equipment of a ship, which generates the control forces and moments by inflow velocity and loses its performance when the ship speed reduces.

At 66% RH, the hybrid coating, while still acting as a good barrier, partially lost its performance due to the simultaneous swelling of the polymer matrix and the presence of fractures on the coating surface.

This method under low contrast condition lost its performance and needs high computations.

It can be seen that also in terms of false alarm probability, PPSRA loses its performance when the number of malicious users increases.

This could be attributed to the noise estimation procedure followed in these methods that loses its performance with decreasing SNR gradually, while the other two methods seem to be quite sensitive to high levels of noise.

Due to the consequent excitations of an earthquake or lateral imposed loads on a structure, the stiffness of some elements of the structure decreases and the structure starts to lose its performance.

Caffeine is not a bad thing, but if you rely on it too much, it will lose its performance-enhancing effect and put your body out of balance.

Also, this novel detection platform demonstrated intriguing reusable properties, and the sensor could be repeated more than ten times without obviously losing its sensing performance.