Sentence examples for more effective thermal from inspiring English sources

The results of this study may be used to guide the development of more effective thermal processes in microwave-assisted pasteurization systems.

The study shows that this neuro fuzzy model is capable of accurately predicting the room temperature of such buildings; thus providing a potential computationally efficient and inexpensive predictive tool for the more effective thermal design of housing.

Additionally, the PCM/mini-channel coupled BTM system presented more effective thermal performance and the research will be a clear indicator for the design of the PCM/liquid coupled BTM system.

To seek a more effective thermal recovery method, an enhanced thermal recovery technology for developing heavy oil reservoirs using the horizontal wells with oil-soluble composite dissolver and carbon dioxide assisted steam injection is proposed, which is called HDCS for short.

The physiological heat insulation created by air surrounding the tumor produces more effective thermal energy for complete cell necrosis [ 15]; therefore, RF ablation is thought to be a suitable treatment option for pulmonary malignancy.

On the other hand, color optical sensors does not consider temperature differences in the scene, and are typically more effective than thermal cameras when the thermal properties of the objects in the scene are similar to the surrounding environment (provided that the scene is well illuminated and the objects have color signatures different from the background).

Indeed, in presence of sufficient illumination conditions, colour optical sensors are oblivious to temperature differences in the scene and are typically more effective than thermal cameras when the thermal properties of the objects in the scene are similar to the surrounding environment.

Comprehensive refurbishments were not necessarily more effective than thermal retrofits or upgrades.

SAP500S2s have the highest dark count rate after proton irradiation [35] and such high reduction factors prove that laser annealing is more effective than thermal annealing.

Low- and middle-energy neutrons were more effective than thermal neutrons for the detection of the RTD of the liquid phase.

The value of strain rate is more effective than thermal history (annealing temperature and duration) on the crazing process of IPP fibres.