Sentence examples for operate at moderate from inspiring English sources
Centrifugal pumps operate at moderate to high speed.
These batteries typically operate at moderate rates of discharge, lasting several years.
In the present work, a novel pyranose ring laden polymer electrolyte is proposed for all solid Na-ion secondary cells that can operate at moderate temperatures.
The ability to operate at moderate voltages (∼0.2 1.0 V/μm) provides adequate dark current for most applications and allows low voltage electronics design.
It is found that for all the operating conditions, it is necessary to operate at moderate current density or voltage to limit the methanol crossover and ensure the energy conversion efficiency.
The analysis also indicates that designs featuring a relatively large number of fuel rods of relatively small diameters can achieve maximum burnup and provide maximum core power density because they allow the fuel rods to operate at moderate to low linear heat rates.
The experimental results confirm that the reactor temperature and inertia are compatible with the manganese-ferrite cycle and other cycles operating at moderate temperatures.
The anti-cosmic shielding has proved to be a valuable investment as the backgrounds of HPGe detectors operating at shallow depths are comparable with backgrounds of detectors placed in laboratories operating at moderate depths of about 250 m w.e.
This paper presents a theoretical model to evaluate the thrust generated by a continuous wave (CW) laser, operating at moderate intensity (<100 GW/m2), ablating an S-type asteroid made of Forsterite.
Through cell performance simulation with various channel aspect ratios and gas diffusion layer (GDL) thicknesses, a slender channel is found suitable for cells operating at moderate reaction rate, and a flat channel produces more current at low cell voltage.
For feed gases containing > 30% CO2, a single-stage VSA capture process operating at moderate vacuum pressure and without a product purge, can achieve very high product purities and recoveries.
