Sentence examples for optimal stream from inspiring English sources
Moreover, a systems water integration approach in the form of direct recycling was utilized to make decisions on optimal stream allocation for source-to-sink options within the plot.
The second flavor more or less minimizes the teacher's role and relies on data-driven algorithms to deliver an "optimal" stream of instruction and interventions directly to students.
However, even though DEM recondition was processed and the optimal stream threshold value was chosen, there were still deviations in the simulated results.
The stream threshold value 2000 resulted in a map with a similar stream density as that of the actual stream network, thus 2000 was chosen as the optimal stream threshold value.
The solution of the problem includes the optimal system structure and operating conditions, and the optimal streams distribution.
This indicates that to generate high quality polymeric IFE target shells within a continuously flowing stream, the optimal flow conditions required to maintain shells in a concentric and spherical form, must be maintained during the entire polymerisation process, and not just during photoinitiation.
It is shown that the optimal data stream allocation needs exhaustive search over all possibilities, and the complexity is significantly high.
ERMT is a near optimal hierarchical stream merging technique.
On-board computers enable this splendid invention to seek the optimal jet stream winds and adjust vertical stabilizers to maximize wind turbine capacity.
A major challenge in designing optimal multi-stream plate-fin heat exchangers is the large number of combinations of standardised fin geometries for various fin types to choose from, which adds discrete aspects to an already complicated design problem.
In order to achieve uniformity of the acoustic field and optimal acoustic streaming in every part of the reaction vessel (a Teflon® tube), the reactor can be made to rotate eccentrically around the horn axis and the probe to move alternatively up and down by a pre-determined excursion at a chosen speed.
