Sentence examples for maximum merit from inspiring English sources

Hence, By detecting the maximum merit factor MF max over all OFDM symbols the start of the transmission frame can be found.

Why compete for maximum merit ("like" scores) and minimum demerit ("dislike" scores) in such uniquely egalitarian settings?

The model also emphasizes many political aspects of the human condition notably, the quest for maximum merit ("like" scores) and minimum demerit ("dislike" scores) among peers and teammates which, while extremely familiar, remain neglected in behavioral ecology (but see Henrich and Gil-White 2001 170) and very confused in political economics.

A maximum figure of merit value of the IAIA multilayer could be obtained at a top IZO thickness of 30 nm as indicated by a shadow mark.

As such the maximum figure of merit of 1.31 is achieved using the 1.5% concentration of the nanoparticles in Richardson number of 0.7.

The optimal hafnium diboride content for relatively dense samples was found to be 10 wt%, resulting in an improvement in the maximum figure of merit, up to ZT = 0.20 at 730 °C.

The Ag Au bimetallic fishnet produces a maximum figure of merit value of 21, transmission as high as 62%, moderate negative permeability Re of −0.5, and Re(n) of −1 at 1463 nm.

A maximum figure of merit (zT) value around 1.6 at 850 K is realized in the high entropy Ag9GaSe5.53Te0.45, which is the best value in n-type liquid-like materials reported so far.

After NNet model is established, genetic algorithm (GA) is used to find the optimum process condition for the ITO/Al/ITO multilayer films to obtain maximum figure of merit in the design space.

Thanks to the absence of OH groups and low phonon energy with the addition fluorides into tellurite oxide glasses, 1.00Ho-TZNF60 glass demonstrates the maximum figure of merit (σem × τf) of 7.13 × 10−27 m2 s, thus regarded as a promising optical material for the development of 2.0 μm fiber lasers.

In Table 1 we show the ratio of the maximum figure-of-merit of nanowire, ZT*, to the bulk counterpart, ZT*bulk: ζ = ZT*/ZT*bulk.