Sentence examples for the variation of technology from inspiring English sources
It was found that DG MOSFET with mid-gap metal gates yields the best dc parameters for given off-state drain leakage current and highest immunity to the variation of technology parameters (gate length, gate oxide thickness and Si layer thickness).
An inaudible subtone tells the radio to turn on, using a variation of technology employed throughout Europe to activate car radios automatically during dangerous traffic situations.
For example, it is necessary to estimate different total costs for the same technology within subset (5) 'Conventional rig power' based on a selected rig type because each rig type has its own drilling speed, and thus, total drilling time should be varied by the selected rig type; total drilling time causes the variation of total cost of a technology.
The following conclusions describe relevant interdependencies among the technologies derived from the variation of the above mentioned parameters: 1. PV and the wind turbine can interact positively within the energy system.
The variation of the dental-practice segment (layer 1) is forecasted first, subsequently the variation of the dental-technology segment (layer 2) is calculated.
Under a risk-averse perspective, we rank the treatment technologies based on their computed certainty-equivalent profits as functions of the coefficient of variation of the technologies' output prices.
In fact, the proposed model is able to explain more variation of the technology acceptance of big data analytics than the TAM alone.
Prokudin-Gorsky used a primitive variation of the technology used today to print color photographs in newspapers, books and magazines.
Hua Zhao of Brunel University in London has been developing a variation of the technology for lorries and buses.
It shows that first time reported seasonal spectral variation of HIT technology has least variations among all the three technologies.
Sasol, a chemical and synthetic fuels company based in South Africa, is converting natural gas to diesel fuel using a variation of a technology developed by German scientists in the 1920s.
