Sentence examples for reversible operation from inspiring English sources
In essentially a proof of concept, his team demonstrated the first repeated, reversible operation of a lithium-air battery.
The first level idealization is the reversible operation and the second level idealization is the thermodynamic equilibrium operation.
It was shown that the adsorption-desorption ability of the GNHs decreased only slightly after the reversible operation of 30 cycles.
In addition, both of two cells with LSN and PSN air electrodes present acceptable short-term stability under reversible operation condition.
Under reversible operation (cyclic voltammetry) at 800 °C, no distinct degradation is found in the cell with the infiltrated LSTF0.7 symmetrical electrodes.
A two-cell planar stack in the Jülich F-design with solid oxide cells has been built and the reversible operation between fuel cell and electrolysis modes has been demonstrated.
A voltage pulse of as little of 10 ns long can realize reversible operations for W0.1(GeTe 0.9-based PCM devices.
This appears to be true even for the quantum analog of logically reversible operations: Bennett's (1973) procedure for avoiding the cost of storing additional bits involves an operation which cannot in general be applied to quantum operations (Maroney 2004 [in Other Internet Resources]).
Early criticisms of Landauer's principle tended to focus on the claim that logically reversible operations could be implemented in a thermodynamically reversible fashion, and instead to defend the position of von Neumann, Gabor and Brillouin (see the references in Landauer's response (Porod 1988) and in (Bennett 2003) for examples of this debate).
The proposed "ZS" series gates have the ability to operate reversible add operation between two signed numbers by a single gate and at lower power consumption.
The bubble conductor also showed quite reliable and reversible performance under repetitive operations, with low standard deviations of 0.58 and 0.36 % in the loading and unloading states, respectively.
