Sentence examples for tuning efficiency from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the minimum average tuning efficiency is 2.723 mW/nm.

It is believed that the buckling effect of the filter results in wider tuning range and higher tuning efficiency than that of plane filters without buckling effect.

Its transmitted wavelength can be tuned from 1554.4 nm at 25.3 °C to 1565.7 nm at 100 °C, and thus tuning efficiency of 0.15 nm/K for the temperature range of 74.7 °C is obtained.

The red line represents output voltages of mathematical developed model based on the adopted operational variables from the real test of the horizon stack, with 84%% model tuning efficiency constant.

Once it is in a proper position, treatment can be started while the intensity of the emitted energy is set according to the protocol and to tuning efficiency of the system.

With the help of the multi-wire structure heaters, compact footprint and high tuning efficiency are achieved simultaneously.

More importantly, the second new insight from exploration of the model is that feedback loops are responsible for tuning the efficiency of meiotic pathways.

Evolutionary selective pressures have tuned the efficiency of the protein‐folding reaction in the crowded complex environment in the cell.

The results can be applied to tune the efficiency of vibration suppression achieved by a periodic variation of one or more stiffness parameters.

By all means, it is not clear whether we have hit the ultimate limit of the machine, i.e., whether or not we can tune the efficiency any further just by algorithmic changes.

We also find that regulatory factors can tune the efficiency with which Kip2 'wins' a tug-of-war against dynein.