Sentence examples for of low input from inspiring English sources

The LT3837 flyback controller, which simplifies design of low input voltage DC/DC converters, is described.

The benefits of low input barley systems were also investigated; barley fields were subjected to two separate herbicide sub-treatments on a split-field design (high input broad-spectrum or low input narrow spectrum herbicides).

As the etching time increases, the intensities of the Al 2p and O 1s photoelectron spectra gradually reduce and a weak peak of metal Al appears, which indicates that the redox reaction between Al and NiO films has not reacted completely because of low input energy annealed at 550 °C.

Of particular interest is cluster 19 containing proteins related to autophagy (ATG5, ATG7, SQSTM1), a homeostatic process that can function in both tumor and stromal cells under conditions of low input of nutrients; in tumors, it has also been related to therapeutic resistance to some antineoplastic agents such as tyrosine kinase inhibitors [31].

Indeed, national and international brands of the large retailers, thanks to the reputation that they have built up, manage to supply the consumer with a guarantee not only of organoleptic quality and food safety but also of environmental (integrated production with the use of low input) and social sustainability (ethical certifications like SA8000).

In a word, the advantage of low input ignition energy, the adjustable temperature coefficient of resistance at any time, smaller response time, and high-temperature ejected product particles make the (B/Ti) n /TaN film bridge superior to the TaN film bridge ignition device and ignite the explosives directly without assisted explosive powders.

Besides that the traditional push pull DC/DC converter has inherent advantages of low input-current stress and high voltage conversion ratio, the SCs, LC filter, and an active clamp circuit are employed to reduce the input current ripples in the UPS system.

Consideration should be made of the impact of inhibitors on low input DNA samples, particularly when amplification steps are needed for sample preparation.

Accordingly, the neuron responds with decreases of excitability to high input ranges and increases of excitability to low input ranges.

The real heroes in the world of food are those who recognize this, and who work to improve the kind of low-input agriculture upon which the majority of the world's people — and the vast majority of farmers — rely.

The expansion of nets in agriculture is expected to have a strong impact on the economy by improving the cost effectiveness of low-input agriculture.