Sentence examples for maximum loss rate from inspiring English sources

The tolerance to activation discards can be expressed as a percentage of its maximum loss rate.

The results show that the LG service can achieve a high level of utilization while still reliably keeping the traffic within the maximum loss rate requirement.

Interestingly, the O2+ loss rate is consistent with the maximum loss rates predicted by Fox (2009).

Three maximum loss rates manifested at 230, 403, and 131 °C; the first loss rate may be attributed to the decarboxylation or anhydride formation, and the second and the third loss rates may be assigned to the degradation of HQ moieties.

A network or service provider can offer different kinds of services [30] to users which can be categorized a set of measurable prespecified service requirements such as minimum bandwidth, maximum delay, maximum delay variance (jitter), and maximum packet loss rate.

A linear regression fit was used to explain the observed time difference between when maximum flame height and maximum mass loss rate occur, as a function of fuel moisture content.

An endothermic maximum peak corresponding to the maximum weight loss rate peak appeared on the maize straw DSC curve (Fig. 4A).

The TGA curve (1) of PAAEM/PS nanoparticles shows the maximum weight loss rate occurred at ~430 °C, while the maximum weight loss rate for the ZrO2/PAAEM/PS hybrid nanoparticles is located at ~447 °C.

The maximum weight loss rate increased, and the corresponding peak temperature at maximum weight loss rate shifted to higher temperatures, with increasing heating rate.

As the moisture content increases, the heat release rate in the power law needs to be calculated at the time when the maximum flame height is achieved, as opposed to the maximum mass loss rate.

The increase of the initial decomposition temperature, the maximum weight loss temperature, the peak decomposition temperature, and of the maximum weight loss rate with increasing heating rates may be resulted from the reduction of the activation energy, as well as from the delay of heat transfer during ML thermal decomposition (Park et al. 2009; Chen et al. 2011; Liang et al. 2014).