Sentence examples for outputs to maintain from inspiring English sources

During testing, it is essential to decouple (inhibit) the logic from the outputs to maintain safety of personnel and to avoid damage to the plant.

One major challenge in DfE implementation is how to effectively deal with the mix of the both the desirable outputs (to maintain or improve traditional product attributes) and the undesirable outputs (to reduce environmental impacts) in the design process.

Leaning on Sony's ES heritage, the model incorporates audiophile-grade discrete components such as twin R-Core power transformers and gold-plated outputs to maintain the utmost performance.

Mr. Stokes explained that at times the plants are actually put at the disposal of the agency, which increases or decreases output to maintain balance in the overall electrical grid.

This sideways drift produces a flow of images of the ground across the insect's eyes, and the insect adjusts its power output to maintain its general upwind movement.

And, as prices fall, developing-country producers will increase output to maintain foreign exchange earnings.

Perhaps after several decades the Saudis have finally seen the light: that cutting back output to maintain artificially high oil prices is self-defeating in that it only strengthens incentives for their customers to switch to alternative energy sources and/or develop more energy efficient technologies and processes.

Chronically anemic patients have increased cardiac output to maintain oxygen delivery [ 38].

Decreases in haemoglobin levels and arterial oxygen saturation are usually compensated for by an increase in cardiac output to maintain global oxygen delivery [ 5], and so tissue hypoxia usually does not occur [ 6].

The incidence of asphyxia is estimated at between 1 and 10 per 1,000 live births and these patients are prone to multiorgan dysfunction and a redistribution of cardiac output to maintain cerebral, cardiac, and adrenal perfusion, while potentially leading to renal ischemia.

Several studies suggest a detrimental effect of anemia in patients with acute myocardial infarction [ 41, 43, 46], related to reduced oxygen content in the blood, increased myocardial oxygen consumption due to elevated cardiac output to maintain appropriate tissue oxygenation, bleeding episodes during invasive procedures, anticoagulation, and inflammation (Table 2) [ 44, 47, 48].