Sentence examples for reach a power from inspiring English sources

Especially, we indicate that graphene/semiconductor heterostructure solar cell can reach a power conversion efficiency of 30%.

The optimized film composed of partially dyed-TiO2 led to sufficient interparticle connections to reach a power conversion efficiency of 5.0% under 100 mW cm−2 AM1.5 illumination.

An EFGT was simulated using the commercial software GateCycle™ 5.51, aiming to reach a power of 99.80 kW (design point) using wood carbonisation residual gas as fuel.

"Users jerk them out tripping over them or stress them by trying to get them to reach a power plug a little too far away or bend them at a hard angle trying to fit computers into tight spaces".

Based on the results, the best benchmarked commercially available anion exchange membranes reach a power density of more than 5 whereasereas the best cation exchange membranes show a theoretical power density of more than 4 W/m2.

The results show that, for the tested material, characterised by a very low thermal conductivity (i.e. about 0.2 W/mK), the selected plate heat exchanger allows a better exploitation of the heat stored inside the material, letting at the same time to reach a power output in the range 1-10 kW.

One of them enhanced the performance to reach a power-coefficient peak of 0.52 with operation range of tip speed ratio λ≤2.2.

The armed forces planned to open talks with the main opposition National Salvation Front and other political, religious and youth organizations once a deadline set for Morsi to reach a power-sharing agreement expires on Wednesday.

It is unlikely, however, that Mr. Mugabe would agree to a new election, and many political analysts say it will be extremely difficult for the two sides to reach a power-sharing agreement.

Both camps have signed a number of cessation of hostilities agreements over the past 20 months; both continue to violate these while missing various other IGAD deadlines to reach a power-sharing deal and create a transitional government.

The mood in Washington might be changed by evidence of political progress in Baghdad: the point of the surge is to stabilise the capital and so buy time for Iraq's politicians to reach a power-sharing agreement that might suck some poison out of the sectarian war.