Sentence examples for proportion of pump from inspiring English sources
With a objective function and different pumping powers, five critical parameters (the fiber length, L; the proportion of pump power for pumping Nd3+, η; Nd3+ and Yb3+ concentrations, NNd and NYb and output mirror reflectivity, Rout) of the given NYDFLs are optimized by solving the rate and power propagation equations.
The clinics participating in the study have an active approach to encourage the use of pump, and the proportion of pump users in the study group was similar to the proportion among all the patients followed in the clinics.
The reason for this finding is not obvious, but may at least partly be due to the high proportion of pump users and parents believing that treatment with pumps implies less impact of the disease.
"It is also worth remembering that by far the biggest proportion of the pump price is tax.
By raising fuel duty by 1p above inflation every year it ensured tax became a large proportion of petrol pump prices.
Consequently, the proportion of the pumping power to the fusion power increases as the fusion power increases.
The Mehta score was also developed in a selected population and both American scores excluded patients undergoing surgery without CPB, but were subsequently tested in a UK population that included a significant proportion of off-pump procedures.
The remaining proportion of water pumped by the Albuquerque well corresponds to water with an intermediate age between the recent and very old fractions that was not represented explicitly in the transport simulations.
Pesenti et al [ 37] suggested a minimum of three criteria: the vascular access used (venovenous, venoarterial or arteriovenous); the proportion of cardiac output pumped; and the ventilatory regimen of the natural lung.
Feys and Schutter (2005) reported that the thickness and rheological properties of the layer appear to depend on the mix proportions of the pumped concrete.
Yet, according to Fatih Birol, the head of economic analysis at the International Energy Agency, the high proportion of taxes in the pump price of Europe's gasoline effectively fixes so much of the price of gasoline that consumers are cushioned from the wild price swings Americans have seen this year.
