Sentence examples for relative conversion efficiency from inspiring English sources
Bagasse pellets showed similar emission levels and relative conversion efficiency to wood pellets.
This would be accomplished by running simulations varying the relative conversion efficiency and then comparing the results to the experimental data to achieve the best fit (in analogy with the method presented on the directional data).
A relative SHG conversion efficiency, which is proportional to the second order nonlinear susceptibility χ(2) values for the different tissues, determines the initial SHG intensity.
A new estimate for the relative light conversion efficiency relevant to the 7LiF Mg,Cu,P is also derived and presented.
The dense structure had good electrical contact and large forward current, but the enlarged junction area and grain boundaries produced great interface state density, which contributed to the relative lower conversion efficiency of 0.08%.
The relative power conversion efficiency of the MWNT electrode is 50%% higher than that for the Pt electrode.
The relative power conversion efficiency of the MWNT TECs is 50%% higher than that of the platinum electrode-based TECs, while the excellent long-term current stability revealed the durability of the MWNT film.
We point out if the relative SHG conversion efficiencies were not independently known, this approach would allow this determination once the respective bulk optical parameters were measured at the laser excitation and SHG wavelengths.
Together, we define the SHG emission directionality (forward to backward ratio) and relative SHG intensity (conversion efficiency based on χ(2)) as the SHG creation attributes.
Relative to ALC, feed conversion efficiency (FCE) (P < 0.05), live-weight gain (P < 0.05), carcass-weight gain (P < 0.01) and kill-out rate (P < 0.05) were lower for GS, FWCW and UPWCW.
We calculated the contact efficiency, relative contact efficiency, and conversion efficiency for INTROduxi, a Portuguese company who owns an electronic commerce web site.
