Sentence examples for upper operational from inspiring English sources

Recent advances at scanning transmission X-ray microscopy (STXM) beamlines have added a fluorescence detector capability, effectively turning them into beamlines for XFI, although in many cases conducting experiments in the vicinity of 2 keV places STXM beamlines near their upper operational bound, and occasionally there are difficulties associated with this.

A critical issue in high-intensity lasers is the laser induced damage to dielectrics since the laser fluence that optical components can stand sets an upper limit to operational fluence of laser systems.

To properly identify lower and upper bounds for the operational range of (sigma ), the same previous scenario was used.

We provide conditions for mean square stability and derive upper bounds on the operational bit rate of the quantizer to guarantee a desired performance level.

Previous research has shown that at baseline (i.e., without instruction), students at the upper elementary grades hold operational views of the equal sign.

We provide computable upper bounds on the operational bit rate required for coding the quantized control signals (descriptions) and provide a practical design based on our theoretical analysis.

Moreover, from a theoretical point of view, computable guarantees for stability and upper bounds on the operational bit rate could be established.

At presence of the mechanical loads, not exceeding 30 50% of the contact bond strength, the upper bound of its operational temperature should not exceed the values of 600 1000 K, respectively.  .

The upper boundary of the operational area follows the path of "A-B-C", on which the EV is charged with the rated charging power from ( t_{v}^{Vs} ) until the ( overline{SOC}_{v}^{V} ) is reached, where ( overline{SOC}_{v}^{V} ) is upper limitation of SOC value of EV v.

While this joint optimization approach does not lend itself for real-time implementation, it serves as an upper bound for the achievable operational cost savings.

Contrary to Professor Edward Felten's prerogative that "we" should make choices about the appropriateness of government surveillance programs, I believe that spreading sunshine in the black world of intelligence collection would do nothing more than give our adversaries the upper hand in future terrorist operational planning.