In order to use high-resolution mass separation to eliminate isobaric impurities, a reduction of the beam emittance by an RFQ coolers is necessary to minimize transmission losses.
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The railway is estimated to save around 120 crore annually from reduced transmission loss and regenerative braking, and conserve 33 % energy as a result of the conversion.
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The vehicle is driven by a specially designed axial flux wheel motor via a custom controller, resulting in higher efficiency and less transmission loss than conventional electric motors.
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The errors introduced will result in conservative results ( " i . e . ", higher transmission losses and lower bandwidths ) than would be realized under equilibrium conditions.
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Transmission loss does not involve the source impedance and the radiation impedance inasmuch as it represents the difference between incident acoustic energy and that transmitted into an anechoic environment.
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The ENR is given by the emitted source level ( SL ) plus the target strength, minus the two-way transmission loss ( absorption and spreading ) and the received noise.
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In addition to transmission loss, including those of any splices and connectors, allowance should be made for at least several dB of optical power margin losses, to compensate for cable.
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"The transmission losses are minimal or negligible from fiber-optic nodes down to homes in any reasonable neighborhood, " said Trey Smith, chief technology officer of Roadrunner, Time Warner's cable modem venture.
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As electricity can be transported thousands of kilometres with only a few percentage point transmission losses the load and variability can be spread across a wider and more stable geographic area.
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The utility company suffers transmission losses of close to RM1bn a year but about 50 per cent of the amount is believed to be recoverable as it is not technical in nature.
