Sentence examples for maximum recoverable work from inspiring English sources

As a consequence the material free energy cannot be defined in a unique manner yielding a significative lack of knowledge of the maximum recoverable work that can extracted from the material.

Its maximum recoverable strain reached 10% which approximately equals to or exceeds the reported maximum recoverable strain for polycrystalline TiNi alloy.

The maximum recoverable strain of the in-situ polymerized PEGPEA-GPE was up to 99%.

Results indicate that the maximum recoverable from the coolant and exhaust system is 67.9 kW and 82.7 kW, respectively.

The maximum recoverable strain was smaller for the Ti-rich films than for the (Ni,Cu -rich films.

However, given these studies assumed a theoretical maximum recoverable heat, whether its use is still energy effective in practice, in particular under intermittent operation, is of concern.

The bliss point is where after electric output is maximized, the sum of that output and the maximum recoverable quantity of heat occurs.

Since the austenite and martensite yield levels are reached at a smaller strain level in this case, the maximum recoverable strain was limited to 3.5% even though the theoretical estimates are near 5.1%.

The resistance of Ti(Ni,Cu 2 precipitates to the growth of the martensite plates enhances with the coarsening of Ti(Ni,Cu 2 precipitates, which is one of the reasons for the decrease in the maximum recoverable strain with increasing annealing temperature.

In the pick-3 algorithm, the maximum recoverable sparsity is 7 (α7=0.49).

Since we are also interested in kmax, we introduce the following Lemma 3 to bound the maximum recoverable sparsity kmax.