tuneability

Further research is being carried out to reduce its quiescent current and add Gm tuneability.

This was to increase the driveability of the car but reduces tuneability of the engine.

Tuneability of the source will be achieved by varying either the undulator magnetic field or the electron energy.

It also has greater tuneability.

This tuneability makes SCFs attractive for a number of industrial applications.

The wide tuneability range, high output power, and pulsed or CW operation make the dye laser particularly useful in many physical & chemical studies.

This has relevance for the mode locking of fiber lasers, where wideband tuneability may be obtained using graphene as the saturable absorber.

RDI uses the Activa disk brakes for all our adapter testing because they offer massive tuneability and good quality braking power at reasonable prices.

The tuneability of Station 9.5 gives the added flexibility of repeating the low-resolution data collection on either of an absorption edge of one of the buffer components.

Most upgrades and modifications to the A-series engines are of the do-it-yourself variety, with one of the more popular being a turbo setup and OBD-1 conversion for more tuneability options.

Despite the humble underpinnings, the Avenger was a successful car in motorsport; it was a frequent strong achiever in the British Touring Car Championship owing to the "tuneability" of its engine.

The project will also aim to improve the properties of ferroelectric films through, for example, the reduction of temperature dependence, addressing lag and loss effects as well as noise and parameter drift, and aiming for increased long-term stability and tuneability.