Sentence examples for Inherent benefit from inspiring English sources
"With a broadsheet newspaper there's more inherent benefit in having separate supplements," he said.
Polymer nanocomposite foams exhibit better thermal properties with the inherent benefit of being lightweight.
Theatre-based teaching can be seen as having little inherent benefit otherwise.
In this work, we demonstrate the inherent benefit of multichanneled structures in avoiding inertial effects during the process of coating catalyst slurries.
The inherent benefit of the concept of pulsed flow over average continuous flow is that, assuming the average delivery of energy with time might be low, the peak-energy of each 'pulse' can be significantly higher.
There have been several studies in the past few years that have invariably reached similar conclusions: there doesn't appear to be an inherent benefit to a school being run by an academy chain instead of a local authority.
The inherent benefits of nature's gifts, there for the taking, can help us reach a truly sustainable energy future.
The resultant controller retains inherent benefits of model-based predictive control but with better performance.
The VMT system was found to have inherent benefits compared to traditional open-cut construction.
And when executives make positive mindset and behavior changes, they are better positioned to relax and achieve a meditative state — with all its inherent benefits.
Along with the inherent benefits of a semi-analytical orbit representation, DSST provides an attractive alternative to the more common numerical orbit propagation techniques.
