Sentence examples for size optimized from inspiring English sources

Two topology optimized designs are exemplarily benchmarked against a size optimized parallel fin heat sink and an up to 13.6% lower thermal resistance is found to be realized by the topology optimization.

The outcome of the exercise is a novel design topology, with it shape and size optimized, and a controller synthesized such that a desired control bandwidth and design requirements of strength and modal separation are met.

This allows each population of particles to be brought into convergence separately using a time step size optimized for its particular motion.

Note that this particle size was chosen as a saturated, sufficiently large size optimized for the photocurrent enhancement, accounting for the series of our calculation results represented by Figs. 3 and 4. The curve for Al is for t = 0, which exhibits higher integrated photocurrent enhancement than for the cases with Al2O3 shells or native oxide layers, shown in Fig. 4.

This is consistent with the body size optimized at the ancestral node of Leonerasaurus (see below and Figure 16).

In fact, you can find Felcos in many sizes, optimized to meet many needs.

PCR primer pairs were designed to amplify a 236 bp region spanning the functional 14 bp indel of RC (Sweeney et al. 2006) and a 227 bp region spanning the functional 22 bp indel of Bh4 (Zhu et al. 2011), with product sizes optimized for indel resolution via agarose gel electrophoresis.

Compared to these tools, graph2tab has the novel features of being a generic implementation of a size-optimized graph-to-table conversion, which, as described in this article, embeds the solution to several recurrent problems.

The experimental conditions for the synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles to produce minimal size were optimized using the D-optimal design.

The video segment size, the optimized utility for various values of λ, and the optimized MNRCs (delta _{l}^{ k)}, l=1,ldots,3) are plotted as a function of the segment index k in Fig. 8.

One wonders, however, what the result could be if both teachers' salaries and class size were optimized.