Sentence examples for system by splitting from inspiring English sources

We propose a modified Venus balloon probe with double capsule system by splitting the function of the shell into balloon skin and gas container.

While the classical exergy analysis can be used to recognize the sources of inefficiency and irreversibilities, so called advanced exergy analysis is convenient for identifying real potential for thermodynamic improvements of the system by splitting exergy destruction into avoidable and unavoidable parts.

In this regard, the latter is a very useful tool to assess the real potential for improving a system component by splitting the exergy destruction into unavoidable and avoidable parts.

This system is solved by splitting it into two parts: the propagative part is discretized explicitly, using a fourth-order ADER scheme on a Cartesian grid, and the diffusive part is then solved exactly.

Numerically, there are more poor whites than blacks but the mean and median incomes of the two races are not equal.Christopher PaulkSIR - As one who was born and raised in Maine, and now lives in Nebraska, I must dispute your statement (In search of the one, November 1st) that these two states make America's confusing electoral system more so by splitting their electoral-college vote.

To manage the situation, stand-alone systems are implemented by splitting the database and each portion is installed separately in several computers so that the data operators can work with the divided-up files.

Mizoshiri et al. (2012) tested a hybrid system by implementing spectrum splitting on a thin-film TEG and focusing the near infra-red (NIR) radiation onto the TEG while the PV received the rest of the spectrum.

Based on the geometric progression method, excellent stability criteria are presented in the T-S fuzzy systems with nonlinear perturbations by splitting the delay interval into unequal subintervals.

Equations of motion are formulated by assuming a polynomial constitutive model to describe the restitution force of the oscillators and, since they are associated with a five-dimensional system, the analysis is performed by splitting the state space in subspaces.

It eliminates severe disturbances and oscillations by splitting the power system into a group of subsystems or so-called islands under different system operating conditions and network configurations.

A more realistic measure of the technical potential for improving these systems can be carried out by splitting further the exergy destruction into its avoidable and unavoidable parts.