Sentence examples for preferable power from inspiring English sources

Among them, the device based on re-P3 demonstrated preferable power conversion efficiency of 4.08% with a short-circuit current of 8.23 mA cm−2, an open-circuit voltage of 0.76 V and a fill factor of 65.0%.

Among them, the devices based on PBDT-TRD and PBDT-TTRD demonstrated preferable power conversion efficiencies of 3.35% and 3.18% with high open-circuit voltages of 0.94 V and 0.85 V, respectively.

It says something about what's important on campus, then, that when the Princeton Review releases its annual guide to colleges this week, it will include a new metric: a "green rating," giving points for things like "environmentally preferable food," power from renewable sources and energy-efficient buildings.

There is little input for reaction-kinetic modeling except that, for first trials, one-plus equations are preferable to power-law equations with fractional exponents.

For instance, we can say that the TALS estimator is preferable if processing power at the receiver is not too limited, as is often the case with base station reception in outdoor micro- or macro-cells.

Finally, compared to code-combining HARQ protocols, the diversity combining schemes are preferable at low powers, because they lead to the same throughput and outage probability with less complexity at the encoders and decoders.

In short, hard power is preferable to soft power.

Instead of complexity, the rule seems to be all fruit, all the time, with power deemed preferable to elegance.

Climate change concerns have muddled the environmental issue, with a minority of environmentalists now supporting nuclear power as preferable to options emitting greenhouse gases.

Therefore, a combination of short pulse duration and high power is preferable to generate a higher thermal gradient and induce plastic strain.

Mr. Assad and his allies have long argued that his rule is far preferable to Islamists' taking power, and that most of the Arab revolts were conspiracies bound to wreak havoc on citizens' lives.