Sentence examples for proportional technology from inspiring English sources

As part of this effort, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) designed and built a 3He-free full scale thermal neutron coincidence counter based on boron-lined proportional technology.

Cu-ATSM was produced with a commercially available ligand kit (Proportional Technologies, Houston, TX) using manufacturer instructions and 64-Cu obtained from the Washington University Medical Center cyclotron.

To reduce the steady-state positioning error of a segment erector under high-speed working conditions, this work presents a speed and position compound control system (SPCS) based on the electro-hydraulic proportional control technology.

Then, intensity of the thermoregulatory activities (e.g., cold sensation and BAT activities) increases proportionately with expansion of ΔT, which corresponds to the proportional control in technology [16].

This paper presents a rapid-convergent sliding mode proportional-integral (PI) technology with fuzzy gain scheduling for hydrogen energy applications.

But it's one that is proportional to the growing clout technology companies have in reshaping not only our economy but also our culture.

I have borrowed this concept from Metcalfe's Law, which hypothesizes that the value of a technology network is proportional to the square of the number of users of the system.

Relative density the standard metric of sintering in ceramics and glass-technology studies is inversely proportional to the total porosity, and we observe that the preservation and accumulation of isolated porosity prevent the recovery of the defect-free glass density.

Colonial debates also concerned the advantages and disadvantages of subak water division technology based on continuous proportional irrigation, in comparison with modern engineering technology based on absolute and rotational forms of water division (see Booth 1977; Horst 1996).

Technology A is just a proportional upward shift in the original production function — which is "Hicks-neutral" technological change.

The CO2 emissions from these elements are directly proportional to the cost of the technologies.