Sentence examples for prototype comparable to from inspiring English sources
Excellent performance with the bi-functional polymer membranes in an air-breathing direct methanol fuel cell prototype, comparable to the performance of a Nafion 117 membrane, is demonstrated.
It is hypothesized that the results of the Internet-based experiment using the images of virtual prototypes are comparable to those of the virtual reality-based environment using virtual prototypes.
The prototype sensitivity was comparable to currently available tools, but the specificity was much superior.
Semi-crystalline polymers such as PA 12, which have sharp melting points and quickly become viscous liquids, can be sintered to make very dense prototypes with properties comparable to injection-moulded materials.
"Even with an early prototype, the Autofocals are comparable to and sometimes better than traditional correction," reads a short summary of the research published for SIGGRAPH.
Tensile and three-point bending tests have shown that the mechanical performance of the prototype composite archwire is comparable to that of a clinical Ni Ti archwire.
The findings of this study show that swab sampling can be more sensitive and representative than excision sampling for recovering small numbers of E. coli from beef trim and the prototype sampler can have efficacy comparable to manual swabbing for recovering all three groups of indicator organisms from beef.
The 40% hydrodynamic efficiency of this first prototype exceeds expectation and reaches levels comparable to the best performances achievable with modern rotor blades turbines.
The new compounds possess anticonvulsant properties lower than those of prototype 5 but, in some instances, comparable to that of GYKI 52466, a well-known noncompetitive AMPA receptor antagonist.
MC simulations for narrow beams (2×2cm2) proved that the prototype has an excellent spatial resolution, comparable to the thickness of the diamond layer, and is therefore suitable for lateral beam profile measurements in the presence of high dose gradients as often met in e.g. intensity-modulated radiotherapy.
The prototype has a field of view roughly comparable to a 35-millimeter wide-angle lens on a film camera.
