Sentence examples for suitable magnitude from inspiring English sources

The results by constant current discharge show that at higher temperature the stack has remarkably higher energy output; while at the same temperature only a suitable magnitude of discharge current can achieve the highest energy output.

The main purpose of this work is to design an effective alarm system, i.e. to define alarm times and to recommend augmentation of capital of suitable magnitude at those points to reduce the chance of ruin.

The relation between the Floquet multipliers and the magnitudes of Halo orbit is established, so that the suitable magnitude for the aerospace mission is chosen in terms of the stability of Halo orbit.

The tenacity indicates the resistance to steady forces and will be the suitable magnitude to consider when a specimen is subjected to a steady pull.

We design a strength-decision algorithm, on the basis of neural networks, to adaptively embed the long-length fingerprints with suitable magnitudes to different image regions.

Obtaining a suitable empirical magnitude-scaling relationship necessitates the use of the average frequency parameters related to records of each earthquake.

Using μ analysis, we identified the suitable structure and magnitude of the uncertainty block representing the nonlinear perturbations and cross coupling in the missile dynamics.

The 'Lg' is adjusted to a magnitude suitable to the scale of the first order drainage basin and is approximately equal to one half the reciprocal of the 'Di'.

Our further studies show that the resulting oscillation of the bridged-CNS-based nano-oscillator can be further fine-tuned in a certain range under an external AC electric field of suitable frequency and magnitude.

Linking changes in reservoir physical properties, such as porosity, permeability and bulk modulus, to changes in seismic attributes is accomplished via rock physics models (e.g., Prioul et al. 2004) to generate so-called dynamic (high strain rate and low strain magnitude suitable for seismic frequencies) elastic models.

Some physical and geometric quantities, called scalars, can be fully defined by specifying their magnitude in suitable units of measure.