Sentence examples for optimising the power from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the application of semi-active control for optimising the power harvested by an electro-mechanical energy harvester.

The need to optimise the power consumption of access points and routers for rural applications is widely acknowledged [15] and is the focus of continued research [16].

d The (possibly iterative) utilisation of soft information at the receiver suggests using capacity-based measures to optimise the power allocation.

In this paper, we present an execution framework for RSPs that provides a dynamic voltage and frequency scaling (DVFS) to optimise the power consumption.

The question is usually not whether a wind turbine can be designed to optimise the power production at the site, but rather whether an existing wind turbines with a certain rotor can be modified in order to improve the power production.

Network meta-analysis may be useful to optimise the power of evidence synthesis studies once data from new randomised controlled studies in this field are published in the future.

By optimising the laser power and the scan speed, Wiria et al. (2007) were able to produce a PCL/HA composite scaffold with 10, 20 and 30 wt % of HA.

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.

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

This paper explains how to optimise the overall power consumption of a plant, to reduce the capital costs and to evaluate the most economical energy recovery device.

The proposed computational approach for exploring combinations of mtSNPs that optimise the discrimination power of a given set of mtSNPs is more efficient than previous empirical approaches.