Sentence examples for output combined from inspiring English sources

Return loss of the combiner at the output (combined) port is 26.4 dB at 325 MHz.

Governments must replace targets for inflation with targets for the growth of prices and growth of output combined.

The output, combined with the back story, stirred anticipation for his first commercial product, "Str8 Killa" (Decon/ Gibbs Family), an EP that confirms his core proficiency while letting some of the air out of his notoriety.

"The weakness of factory output, combined with the subdued service sector growth signalled by the flash PMI, suggests the eurozone economy grew by just 0.1% in the fourth quarter".

For this study, we utilized the CDI because it has the ability to output combined rainfall and temperature index (CRT) in the absence of vegetation data and combined rainfall and vegetation index (CRV) in the absence of temperature data.

The design of internal combustion engines is being continuously improved to ensure enhanced specific power output combined with the highest possible efficiency in both the steady and unsteady regimes of operation and to comply with ever more challenging emission regulations.

A joint output combining quantitative and qualitative findings will be provided to describe patterns of health impact, elucidate environmental and behavioural mechanisms of transmission, assess how responses to risk shape health outcomes, and inform prospects for successful intervention.

If the Ref changed its criteria to reward such practices, it would do more for science than all of the 4* outputs combined.

In [12], an ensemble of several kinds of networks was created with the outputs combined in a final hidden layer and applied to phone recognition.

Separate ANN classifiers for each protein atom type were trained and their outputs combined, with training designed to maximize MCC.

The problem of spectral spread is dealt with by the arrangement of the rods in a pixel, in order to make their individual outputs combine, in a process known as far-field diffractive coupling, to form intense, vivid colours.Dr Olson claims the technology is compatible with existing manufacturing techniques and materials, making its industrialisation easy.