Sentence examples for theoretical efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Reaching efficiencies of 50percentt or greater in practice requires completely new engine architectures with theoretical efficiencies greater than 60percentt.

The theoretical efficiencies of the TPVC and thermoelectric generator driven by the automobile exhaust are compared.

The simulation model calculated mechanical and theoretical efficiencies of 3% and 0.03% respectively.

Stunning theoretical efficiencies have been predicted for quantum-confined solar cells.

Remember, the actual efficiencies are always less than the theoretical efficiencies, so some motor vehicles, for example, exhibit actual efficiencies of only 10%.

Thus, the conversion of chemical energy in coal to electrical energy and the conversion of the chemical energy stored in gasoline to mechanical energy in a combustion engine have theoretical efficiencies of approximately 30%.

"The theoretical efficiency of iron sulfide is 31percentt.

Compression ratio is the most important factor affecting the theoretical efficiency of the engine cycle.

G. Chen, "Theoretical Efficiency of Solar Thermoelectric Generators (STEGs)," Journal of Applied Physics, Vol. 109, 104908, 2011.

Any process that involves temperature changes is subjected to thermodynamically imposed limitations on its theoretical efficiency.

The theoretical efficiency is also high, around 100%.