Sentence examples for output typical from inspiring English sources
At peak load, the electricity stored in the battery is used so that the diesel generator output in the hour with highest load equals the output in the hour with the second highest output (typical peak-shaving application; in this way, the capacity of the diesel generator can be reduced slightly).
We fix h = 0.05 (for four smears, h0 = 0.05/4 for one smear), which reflects an egg per worm-pair output typical of Africa and the African diet (see Reference 5, p. 456).
A sample was considered to be Map positive when an amplification threshold was reached before a Cq value of 41.14, as this was the LOD of the qPCR, determined with a specific IS 900-containing plasmid standard, with the signal output typical of an amplification curve.
In tension pneumothorax, a positive pressure on mediastinal and intrathoracic structures can result in a reduced cardiac output with typical features of hypoxaemia and haemodynamic compromise [16].
When the output of typical ghost spectra, e.g., at f N /2 ± f R and f N − f R, becomes larger than the output of the input signal of interest, the users can calibrate the interleaving ADCs manually by introducing a continuous wave signal.
"Pay Attention" allows K.R.I.T. to showcase his perfect Southern flow overtop of spacey production, teaming up with Rico Love for a sexier vibe than his typical output.
Analysts estimate that capturing the carbon dioxide cuts the output of a typical plant by as much as 28 percent.
The reactor is designed to generate 300MW of electricity – about a quarter of the output of a typical new nuclear plant in the west.
In the past four games, while playing with Rosenfels, Daniels has just seven catches for 73 yards, well below his typical output.
The Shepherds Flat wind project under construction in Oregon will create 850 megawatts of capacity, close to the output of a typical atomic reactor.
The electrical output of a typical tower-mounted wind turbine is limited by structural factors: lengthening the blades increases their weight and their surface area and, consequently, their vulnerability to destructive stresses.
