The cryogenic system has been operated sufficiently to maintain a stable of the HTS power cable system.
Indeed, most reactors operate on the principle that their fuel cannot be allowed to melt; therefore, the systems designed to cool the fuel must operate sufficiently under both normal and abnormal conditions.
However, current engines cannot be operated sufficiently lean due to ignition related problems such as the sluggish flame initiation and propagation along with potential misfiring.
When the PA operates sufficiently close to its saturation level, the distortion noise term η pa (n) becomes approximately Gaussian.
True, you might not want to take an EV that can run for an average 75-100 miles on a charge out on a cross-country trek, but most used models can operate sufficiently to cover the average commute, which the U.S. Department of Transportation says is 15 miles each way.
To enable the train to operate sufficiently slowly for the cleaning process to be effective, a hydraulic drive was fitted to one of the motor cars, with settings to allow speeds of 0.5 mph, 1.5 mph, 4.5 mph and 6 mph.
Furthermore IDI is less demanding with respect to the biophysical and geometrical properties of the FD-cell, because in DDI the very simple approximation of the model FD-cell operates sufficiently well only for very large synaptically controlled conductance.
Additionally, the device operated sufficiently well with V1 ≈ V2 that E1 was electrically connected to E2 for all experiments.
The process evaluation suggests that one important reason for this failure is that the intervention did not operate sufficiently at a structural level, particularly in regard to culture.
It can operate sufficiently without previous exposure to antigens in term newborns, and due to the limited fetal exposure to antigens it is a major protective mechanism for the newborn [ 6, 21].
In order to obtain the high sensitivity and selectivity while keeping the energy consumption low, the proposed solution employs self-quenching, uses loose synchronization method operating at sufficiently low (1.25 kbps) data rate.
