This can lead to a boost in system efficiency and a reduction in compressor power consumption.
This localization leads to a significant drop in thermal losses by the bulk fluid and consequently a boost in the thermal efficiency of solar thermal conversion.
Notre Dame (454.5 ypg/34.6 ppg): The Fighting Irish switched quarterbacks from Brandon Wimbush to Ian Book, which gave their offense a boost in productivity and efficiency.
With continued improvement in efficiency, a boost in minutes to about 34-36, a slightly larger share of touches, and a higher frequency of 3-point shooting, a 20/5/4 line could be well within reach, and would certainly bump him up to the short list of MIP candidates.
Moreover, the substantial boost in efficiency of graphics core provides outstanding video/audio and processing performance.
It's an important point urban developers must consider when bringing cities to the smart grid — the convenience and boost in efficiency is nice, but the core development of traffic management is critical.
It still has the lead in graphics (Intel isn't even competitive there), but this major boost in efficiency by Intel could put them in danger on their home turf, things like all-in-ones and ultraportable laptops.
Near-threshold operation is today a key research area in Ultra-Low Power (ULP) computing, as it promises a major boost in energy efficiency compared to super-threshold computing and it mitigates thermal bottlenecks.
By employing an auxiliary amplifier cross-coupled to the gate of bulk-driven flipped voltage follower and input differential pairs, it achieves not only the gain-bandwidth improved, but also the slew rate significantly enhanced, which leads to a great boost in current efficiency.
It calls for boosts in efficiency -- but actual cuts in total energy use are hard to come by, a new U.S. Energy Information Administration report points out, as increasing numbers of gadgets have eclipsed efficiency gains.
