Sentence examples for reduced equivalent from inspiring English sources

The limit states slope stability using the reduced uniaxial compressive strength does not provide the same factor of safety when the reduced equivalent Mohr-Coulomb (MC) parameters are utilized in the analysis.

As the object becomes smaller than this, the measured frequency shift is reduced - equivalent to a loss of contrast in optical imaging.

The finally identified system matrices of a decoupled and reduced equivalent system can exhibit the same behavior as the experimentally measured one.

With such nanopores on graphene sheets, the activated GA exhibits a specific capacitance of 204 F g−1, enhanced rate capability (69% capacitance retention from 0.2 to 30 A g−1), reduced equivalent series resistance (3.8 mΩ) and shortened time constant (0.73 s) when comparing with the hydrothermally-derived pristine GA and thermally annealed GA in the absent of H3PO4.

If the excess wind power is viewed as curtailed wind power, the control effects of different ESS control strategies can be evaluated using three indices: the curtailed wind energy, the energy throughput, and the reduced equivalent CO2 emissions.

The second coupled reaction, catalyzed by the Leu2 activity, utilizes the produced β-ethylmalate to generate α-ketovalerate and releasing NADH as reduced equivalent.

The proposed solution is based on a computationally efficient formulation of the reference governor (RG) which has been designed on the basis of a reduced equivalent-hydraulic model (EHM) of the ECheM.

Mitochondrial reducing equivalent shuttles are critical in regulating the balance in NAD+ NADH levels between the cytoplasm and the mitochondria.

GSH donates a reducing equivalent to unstable redox species.

This suggests that the reducing equivalent produced by these two strains is in a similar amount.

The cycle operates by transforming a cofactor, e.g. oxidizing a reducing equivalent.