Sentence examples for poor isolation from inspiring English sources

Due to poor isolation, these highrises, built cheaply to house a growing population, consume vast amounts of energy.

The RF MEMS switch with one piezoelectric cantilever (Type-A) shows very poor isolation characteristic although it has better insertion loss than the others.

However, there was deficiency in timing accuracy resulting from the engagement of software in realization of timing function and timing jitter due to poor isolation in output ports.

First, a two-antenna system having poor isolation between its radiators is measured.

The second problem is that there is 0 dB directivity leading to very poor isolation between the output ports.

These suffer from very poor isolation between the output ports – a large part of the power reflected back from port 2 finds it way into port 3. It can be shown that it is not theoretically possible to simultaneously match all three ports of a passive, lossless three-port and poor isolation is unavoidable.

The heavily damped vibration isolators result in poor vibration isolation over the high-frequency span which typically contains resonant frequencies for critical internal components and, therefore, are insufficient for maintaining a fail-safe vibration environment for electronic equipment.

This community open space seeks to address the central issues that commonly lead to homelessness, addiction and poor health: Isolation and a lack of purpose.

The on-off control policy improved the performance of the seat suspension when end-stop impacts would otherwise occur with high magnitude inputs, without causing poor vibration isolation with low magnitude inputs.

Sustained casing pressure or SCP results from sustained pressure on an annulus seen at surface from fluid or gas leaking from a lower formation as a result of poor zonal isolation.

It may sound like social work, but Humana's efforts, which involve participants in Medicare Advantage (the version of Medicare that pays insurers a set fee per senior), are data driven and based on research showing poor nutrition, isolation and other "social determinants of health" are linked to poorer health and higher costs.