Sentence examples for sliding efficiency from inspiring English sources
The internal lubrication of 15 vol% graphite flakes added to polyimide was investigated during sliding at 50 200 N normal loads, 0.3 m/s and 23 260 °C, showing that chemical reactions in the polyimide bulk have an important effect on the sliding efficiency of the graphite.
In 2015, Chen et al. [3] improved the comparison efficiency with sliding window method.
So how did Texas improve so much while the rest of the country was sliding backward on energy efficiency?
Efficiency of sliding mode control approach is compared with PID and LQR controllers.
The numerical simulations will demonstrate the efficiency of sliding mode techniques in this field as a powerful alternative to other existing methods.
Meanwhile, the elemental analysis on the above two worn surfaces (Additional file 1: Figs. S3 S5) did not have any remaining ZrP nanoplatelets, indicating that the modified ZrP nanoplatelets in the current study may enhance the lubricating efficiency by sliding between the metal friction surfaces, rather than bonding on each metal surface.
We design a continuously rotating triboelectric nanogenerator (CR-TENG) to minimize the rotation resistance for a rotor operating at small wind speeds (~3.5 m/s), and to maximize the efficiency of sliding contact as a one-dimensional (1D) fiber rather than two-dimensional contact areas.
These two states represent end points on a sliding scale of catalytic efficiency whose set point is determined by the nucleotide concentration.
Mandatory certificate that rates a building's energy efficiency on a sliding scale from A to G. Needed when a building is sold, rented or constructed.
For instance, energy performance certificates (EPCs), which rate a building's energy efficiency on a sliding scale from A to G, are required when any building is sold, rented or constructed – it's the job of local authorities to check that these are present.
Obviously, the rolling bearings had higher transmission efficiency than the sliding bearings.
