Sentence examples for loss phenomena from inspiring English sources

A reception coefficient (RC) 0≤δ≤1 is used to model the client reception capability, where 1−δ is the application-layer packet loss rate due to loss phenomena in the lower layers.

In this problem, fundamental unresolved questions remain: What role is played by the friction factor in stability loss phenomena and how to include it in the analytical or numerical model.

A specific tangential reactor geometry with periodical illumination allowed high efficiencies for strongly contaminated air streams to be obtained, whereas its self-driven property strongly decreased the charge loss phenomena, crucial for targeting high flow rate air treatment applications.

The paper shows that by designing congestion resolution algorithms that combine the use of the wavelength and the time domain it is possible to significantly reduce information loss phenomena and also to guarantee quality of service differentiation among traffic classes.

This collateral loss phenomenon was typically evident from proteomic, but not transcriptomic, profiles, suggesting post-transcriptional control.

However, there are accuracy deficiencies in the numerical models employed by such services for purposes such as weather forecast and the ship speed loss phenomenon.

Results revealed that the microfluidic system was able to significantly reduce the sample loss phenomenon, by which the cell processing ratio could be raised from the original 0.2%to49.3 60.0%0.2%to49.3 60.0%

This work aims at a deeper understanding of the energy loss phenomenon in polysilicon production reactors by the so-called Siemens process.

Contributions to the energy consumption of the polysilicon deposition step are studied in this paper, focusing on the radiation heat loss phenomenon.

A low frequency acoustic power loss phenomenon was observed for all configurations at all test conditions including the no flow condition.

Besides, only a significant weight loss of 6.4 wt% occurred at 165°C and finished at 225°C, approximately corresponding to around 1 mol of H2O, whose weight loss phenomenon is similar to the report in ref. [35].