(The "E" in 7E7 actually stands for "efficiency").
Sixty years ago, a sleek bookshelf-banquette combo or a new hi-fi cabinet integrated into a sofa stood for efficiency, ingenuity and a tidy liberation from the past.
The optimization process is performed, with the springback angle as the objective function and maximum edge membrane longitudinal strains as constrain condition so as to assure the high forming accuracy and minimum roll stands for efficiency, and also eliminate the edge wave defects of products.
The dotted black line corresponds to the Raman conversion efficiency if the Brillouin gain is set to 0. The brown dot-dashed line stands for Brillouin efficiency in case the Raman gain is zero.
Whereas f stands for the efficiency function representing the packet success rate (PSR), i.e., the probability that a packet is received without an error.
Drive modes include Sport and Sport+, a "C" setting, which on some cars means "Comfort" but on this vehicle stands for "Controlled Efficiency" and is meant to cut noise and increase mileage.
ARIES, which as you probably already guessed stands for Antenna Radio Integration for Efficiency in Spectrum, focuses on covering larger areas.
This is confirmed by the linear correlation of the obtained data in the slow initiation plot, i.e. ln(1−f) + f versus ln(1−C), where f and C stand for the initiating efficiency and conversion, respectively.
In the case of normal incident light (θ = 0°), because of the symmetry, four diffraction efficiencies of the first order are equivalent, so that one of them can stand for first-order diffraction efficiency (FODE).
In the paper the full-size laboratory stand for electrostatic powder deposition efficiency measurements is described.
(The three Es in the name stand for economy of scale, energy efficiency and environmentally improved).
