Sentence examples for optimal performance at a from inspiring English sources

An endothermic methanol steam reformer achieves optimal performance at a temperature of about 240 °C.

Marine propellers are typically designed to achieve optimal performance at a single or a few design points.

However, the need for optimal performance at a unique composition limits their flexibility for tuning drug release by modulation of bulk properties and presents the question of engineering surface topography as an alternative.

These technologies are being applied to enable Optane to provide enhanced non-volatile memory capacity (currently up to 3 TB of capacity per CPU socket) and optimal performance at a much lower cost than an all DRAM memory.

From Table 3 and Figure 4 one can see that the PLS and KNN models achieve their optimal performance at a different granularity of the grid.

Moreover, as Wolfe (2004) showed, these estimates depend on the type of cue used, with picture cues causing optimal performance at a 200-ms cue target SOA, while word cues need more than 800 ms.

If the channel-state information (CSI) is available, the transmitter can adapt coding and modulation to maintain the optimal performance at all times.

Results are demonstrated to be self-consistent and show optimal performances at a reduced frequency of about 0.11 at which condition the measured power extraction efficiency reaches 40% once the overall losses in the mechanical system are taken into account.

Since the solubility of the oxidant O2 in aqueous systems is limited, experiments were conducted under atmospheric conditions and at elevated pressure, which revealed an optimal performance at 2 4 bar (Table S4).

Furthermore, the proposed adaptive TsHARP method showed optimal performance at the 240 m resolution with a correlation coefficient of R2 = 0.85 and RMSE 1.83 °C.

The 1D CNTs strongly affected the electrical conductivity and reinforcement of the composite, yielding a narrow range of optimal performance at the lowest filler concentration (0.15 wt%), albeit at the cost of high viscosity.