Sentence examples for the expected efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Comparison between the experimental and the expected efficiencies.

The theoretical models presented are used to estimate the expected efficiencies of the compressor as well as the effect of the 4He component on the power required to drive the compressor.

Formula (2) shows the expected efficiency for a text file transfer with the basic Kermit protocol.

The expected efficiency increase is about 3 10% in the compression region depending on level of compression.

There is doubtless some degree of double-counting and/or a plan to spread the expected efficiency over more than one year.

It was found that the stronger the aquifer heterogeneity, the higher the expected efficiency of the confinement system and the lower the likelihood of aquifer pollution.

Rhiannon acknowledged many universities had already been planning ways of dealing with the expected efficiency dividend next year and urged them to reinstate any staff members who lost their jobs as a result.

The results of the application of this method to the case study ship suggest that fuel savings of 5%15%% can realistically be expected, depending on the sources of waste heat used and on the expected efficiency of the WHR system.

The first term is the expected efficiency of the DMUs.

This implies that being a teaching hospital reduces the expected efficiency score by 3.03.

The expected efficiency of the typical advanced adiabatic compressed air energy storage system can be regarded as a kind of RCAES system under construction by RWE in Germany is 70%[1112, 13, 13].