Both options are studied with regards to maximum achievable output power versus efficiency, operation stability and tolerances.
The logistic function provides a good fit to the log b1 concentration-B*max curve, with R2 = 0.997 A decrease in the affinity of b1 for B, ΔKD (reducing from a high value of 100 to 10) produces a corresponding decrease in the potency of b1, such that both the maximum achievable output of the system, and ratio producing half maximal output, are significantly reduced.
The technical efficiency (TE i ) measure is obtained from the ratio of y it to the maximum achievable level of output (y*) that lies on the frontier (u it = 0) and it is given by: TE = yit y * = f xit, t, β · exp ε f xit, t, β · exp vi = exp - u i (2).
In terms of maximum achievable hydrogen yield, the pellets containing 50% catalyst demonstrated the best performance.
In their study, 20 ppm of iNO increased the maximum achievable pump speed, flow, cardiac output, and left ventricular diameter.
For this reason, maximum cardiac output is closely linked to the maximum achievable heart rate.
The authors have shown that the maximum achievable DoF in the K-user time-varying single-input single-output (SISO) IC, in the n dimensional Euclidean space, is K 2 and is achieved, thanks to an IA scheme.
According to the numerical results in Figure 5, these four modified devices all obtain higher output peak power before I onset, which verifies our theoretical prediction for improving the maximum achievable fundamental ML peak power.
It is shown in [6] that the maximum achievable diversity order can be realized by an iterative receiver that employs a soft-input soft-output detector [5] and under the assumption of having the perfect channel state information (CSI) at the receiver.
(The requirement is known in the industry as "maximum achievable control technology," or mact).
Dr. Chiang said a 50percentt reduction in lignin appeared to be the maximum achievable, adding, "The tree doesn't allow you to go further".
