Sentence examples for thermal limitations from inspiring English sources
See Section 6.20 for further information on thermal limitations for ACIS and the number of operating CCDs.
High responsibility thermoplastic components subjected to dynamic forces show serious in-service thermal limitations.
Thermal balance is specified because the spacecraft moves from circular Earth orbit to near-Sun regions and thermal limitations on the sail film are taken into account.
New techniques of surface treatments by thermal processes and coatings, have managed to produce surface microstructures whose behavior under sliding conditions have allowed saving tribological and thermal limitations.
For decades, the realization of single-stage broadband power amplifier has posed a significant challenge due to the electrical and thermal limitations of GaAs transistor technology.
Here, we explored the upper lethal temperature tolerance (ULT) in smaller-sized red drum which ranged from 10 to 20 mm TL across multiple salinities to further understand the thermal limitations of this propagated game fish.
Thermal limitation in fish was interpreted as being caused first by limited oxygen supply capacity and second by transition to anaerobic metabolism [ 48].
Power electronic system design is typically constrained by the thermal limitation so by the overall losses and the peak current.
The simulation results show that a 100 W APU system in this research takes about 2 min (in theory) for start-up without considering the thermal limitation of the cell fracture.
Energetic ion implantation technologies have been widely used to manufacture the semiconductor devices and in many fundamental researches of materials due to their excellent advantages on accurate controllability, superfine processing and no thermal limitation during element doping.
The power flow through the line connected to nodes i, j is limited by its thermal limit for all demand levels: S_{ij,h}^ le S_{ij}^{hbox{max} } (17 where (S_{ij}^{hbox{max} }) is maximum thermal limitation of branch between i and j.
