Sentence examples for output fluctuating from inspiring English sources

The engineering application in a case of 6.69 tons/hour (t/h) BOG and LNG output fluctuating between 49 t/h and 562 t/h shows, after the flexible and cost-effective optimization, that process energy decreases 91.2 kW, more 1.28 t/h BOG is recovered when LNG output load reaches the valley, and the operation stability is well improved.

As an example of what he called questionable procedures, Mr. Johnson said the plant's output fluctuated sharply in a way that could have damaged the turbines.

Wind power outputs fluctuate with the changing of wind speed.

Others are intrinsically variable i.e., their total energy output fluctuates with time.

Some members of eclipsing binaries are intrinsic variables, stars whose energy output fluctuates with time (see below Variable stars).

All three, it thought, were unusually influential.The sun's power output fluctuates slightly over a cycle that lasts about 11 years.

It was not intended to incorporate power from remote sources like solar panels and windmills, whose output fluctuates with weather conditions — variability that demands a far more flexible operation.

Exposed to international trade flows, their industrial output fluctuates like a twirling ribbon with every twitch of demand.But developing Asia (which excludes rich economies like Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan) is dominated by populous countries that rely increasingly on domestic demand to drive their economies.

However, it neglects the major fixed costs aspect emerging from supporting functional areas (e.g. engineering, maintenance) and resulting in high variance of unit costs when production output fluctuates.

Comparison of the numerical simulation results and the experimental results shows that the results of the simulation are similar to those of the experiments, with the output capacitance fluctuating around a fixed value as the steam flow rate changes and increasing linearly with increasing wetness.

Compared with pulmonary arterial catheter-based cardiac output (PACO), arterial waveform-based cardiac output (APCO) fluctuated more wildly in a different way from arterial blood pressure (ABP), especially while the right adrenal gland vessels were being resected, though the continuous infusion dose of propofol and remifentanil remained unchanged.