Sentence examples for optimise the output from inspiring English sources

An optimal value for both the resistance and the carrier concentration was determined in order to optimise the output voltage.

Indeed, according to Voigt et al. [ 39], the coordination of muscle activation and external loading would be necessary to optimise the output from the muscle tendon complex in stretch shortening cycles like jumping with prestretch.

However, it would be possible to optimise the desired output at the beamformer with respect to the space-time weights vector as well as switching time.

This information is crucial if the input factors are to be manipulated to optimise the system output; it is also essential for abating the extent of exposure to risk.

This paper concerns the interplay between the physical geometry of a wave energy converter (WEC) and the control strategy adopted for the converter, with the ultimate aim of optimising the energy output of the device.

When optimising the overall output of PV-T systems for combined heating and/or cooling provision, this solution can cover more than 60% of the heating and about 50% of the cooling demands of households in the urban environment.

This involved investigation of various configurations to optimise the electrical power output when limited amount of heat is available.

An Aspen Plus® simulation of an existing power station with a potassium carbonate based carbon capture (CCS) plant including CO2 compression is combined with an Excel based genetic algorithm to optimise the net power output of the power station and amount of CO2 captured for a range of solvent flowrates, lean loading and stripper pressures.

The authors conclude that the artificial regulation of the reservoir, which must be kept full to optimise electricity output, reduces the water level in the lower reaches of the Yangtze.

Handmade from ceramic and shaped to optimise audio output, the stunning piece of design is as much a work of art as it is a speaker.

According to Kilkenny et al. (2010), the guidelines were developed "to maximise the output from research using animals by optimising the information that is provided in publications on the design, conduct, and analysis of the experiments".