Sentence examples for performance with reference to from inspiring English sources

Cycle modelling and sensitivity analysis identified the Turbine Inlet Temperature (TIT) as the most influencing variable on cycle performance, with reference to a heat source gas flow rate of 1.0 kg/s and 650 °C.

The numerical study aims to assess the combined effect of relevant design parameters (chamber length, front wall draught, damping applied by the turbine) and of the wave conditions (wave height, wave period and water depth) on the device performance, with reference to its hypothetical installation in moderate wave climates (e.g. in the Central Mediterranean Sea).

Liverpudlian Hignett is a self-confessed relaxed and jovial character, but says that will have no impact on his performance with reference to Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp.

These important resemblances in fact open up possibility of applying powerful classifier in the Hamming domain such as binary support vector machine (SVM) without having to suffer from a poorer discretization performance with reference to the actual classification performance.

The quality of a medical test is often expressed in terms of the two conditional probabilities describing its performance with reference to the diagnosis.

In this regard, the application of standardized procedures is too onerous if the goal is the qualitative distribution of the energy performances with reference to entire urban areas.

However, Hines in clearly not living in the past, as he peppers his performance with references to current rappers, President Obama and gay marriage.

The review has focussed on the status of the membrane reactor technology for WGSR, the activity and deactivation of catalysts employed, efficiency of ceramic membrane systems, the membrane reactor configuration and design aspects, kinetics and mechanism of WGSR and modelling for simulation of membrane reactor performance specifically with reference to its application in fuel cell systems.

A synergic approach for the investigations of the historical building performances - with reference to both the structural behavior and the energy performances for the space heating and cooling - is presented.

Sieve tray performance is reviewed with reference to flow regimes and recently released commercial scale experimental data.

Age-related changes in human skeletal muscle, and their relationship with physical performance, are discussed with reference to in vitro physiologic and human biomechanics studies.