Sentence examples for the ideal operating from inspiring English sources

A major theoretical advance occurred with the publication in 1862 of a description of the ideal operating cycle of an internal-combustion engine.

Selection of the ideal operating table is typically one with multiplane adjustment capabilities for use after the patient is secured to the table (Sliding Skytron or breakable Jackson table).

Given these adverse effects of 'hl = 0' from the production and operational points of view, the ideal operating condition is obtained when the fluid level is kept right at the pump suction.

Ferris estimates that, over the years, he has given away more than four hundred copies of "Letters from a Stoic," which he calls "the ideal operating system for anyone who wants to operate in high-stress environments".

When Dr. Charles McBurney, an eminent 19th-century surgeon, was given the opportunity to create the ideal operating room, he insisted that there be lots of light and air.

The ideal operating zone is shown by the shaded region.

The identifiability issue of parameter determination signifies the existence of a unique desired solution under ideal operating conditions and lays the foundation of the capability of estimation techniques.

For the case of symmetrical wall heat flux, an optimum condition with a high Nusselt number and a low entropy generation is identified at a Darcy number of 10−4, providing an ideal operating condition from the second-law aspect.

Though low water availability and high solvent content (fuel) may inhibit microbial activity under ideal operating conditions in many parts of fuel storage and transportation systems, microbial conversion of ethanol to acetic acid could potentially enhance corrosion of steels and other materials in systems (e.g., tanks, pipes, pump sumps) in which FGE and water are present.

However, we could not identify the ideal receiver operating characteristic curve and analysis by only using the pp65 gene from current data.

One criterion is low reflected signal, defined as any calculated Hb concentration value more than 2.5 standard deviations from the mean for ideal operating conditions (i.e. gentle pressure).