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Experimental evaluation of our prototype shows that the cryptographic cost and throughput are reasonable and acceptable.

Experimental evaluation of the prototype shows that the flow rate is controlled within a dynamic pressure range of 770 Pa compared to only 430 Pa for a dummy structure and that it can be achieved on a chip measuring only 2 mm × 2 mm × 4 mm.

Now, a new prototype shows that the future of music is really in our capable hands.

Wind tunnel testing on the scaled down prototype shows that the PAGV improved the starting behavior and increased the rotational speed of the Sistan rotor VAWT by 73.2% at the wind speed of 3 m/s.

A comparison with the old prototype showed that the optimised RADTIRC-PV prototype increased the short circuit current by 13.57% under STC.

Tests with a prototype showed that the system built with this architecture may help in a well design and enable corporate knowledge preservation.

Experience in construction of the prototype showed that the design concept was sound but that significant enhancements to the control system would be required in a full-scale device.

Experimental results obtained during summer 2000 in a full-scale prototype showed that the cooling power capacity of this model is about 50% greater than that of the preliminary model.

The authors present an evaluation performed on an implemented prototype, showing that the proposed scheme was capable of ensuring that each virtual network met its reservations.

Experimental evaluation of the implemented prototypes shows that the CEGAR-driven solver outperforms existing solvers on a number of benchmark families and that the DPLL solver benefits from the additional type of learning.

"Our prototype shows that it reduces the aeroplane's fuel consumption by 6% thanks to the reduced air resistance", explains Andreas Lühring, a research scientist at the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials (IFAM) in Bremen, which was responsible for developing the new aeroplane wing's "skin" - the surface that allows the flaps to move seamlessly.