Sentence examples for sensitive operating from inspiring English sources

Temperature was the most sensitive operating parameter for both acid pretreatment and hydrolysis.

The process may be further driven close to this sensitive operating point with a controller that manipulates the carbon source feed rate.

For conventional batch rectifiers, it is shown that there exists a limiting value rtop of the reflux ratio above which there is a 'sensitive' operating region characterized by a linear increase of the sensitivity function with respect to the concentration of the heavy component in the reboiler; the higher the reflux ratio, the wider this sensitive operating region.

The simulation results showed that the distributions of gas velocity, temperature and NOx concentration were highly non-uniform, which made the injection position one of the most sensitive operating parameters influencing the SNCR performance of moving grate incinerators.

In this method, the operating conditions are varied to achieve the maximum NPV, the side effect CO2 emission is calculated, and the most sensitive operating conditions are identified.

The assay is sensitive, operates in a 96-well format, and can be used to quantitate the impact of natural or experimental genetic variation on erythrocyte invasion efficiency.

This mechanism is context-sensitive, operates at the level of segments (and beyond), and can explain partial and complete assimilation.

Since auto ignition of a homogeneous mixture is very sensitive to operating condition a fast combustion timing control is necessary for reliable operation, the ignition timing control design requiring appropriate models and system output variables for its feedback design.

None are reliable enough, because they are sensitive to operating conditions, such as humidity, that can vary widely from plant to plant and over time.

When adding ammonia as an electrostatic precipitator (ESP) conditioning agent, however, the extent of adsorption onto flyash will be very sensitive to operating conditions.

In this paper, we show that Quartz Crystal Microbalance with dissipation monitoring (QCM-D), a highly sensitive technique operating in situ at the solid/liquid interface, can be used to undo this technical lock.