Sentence examples for a remarkable saving of from inspiring English sources
This prerequisite could be evaluated, before the inventory phase, using available statistical approaches and spatial layers, potentially allowing for a remarkable saving of sampling resources in forest management planning.
The study results indicate that the optimized strategies lead to a remarkable energy saving of 23.19 49.31% in different climate conditions compared to the traditional local control scheme without NV, and a saving of 14.97 39.70% compared to that with pre-defined NV.
Furthermore, a remarkable energy saving is achieved by the operation of RO plants at less than the half of the original operational pressure of CA membranes.
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Simulation results show that the proposed scheme can deliver a remarkable complexity savings and coding efficiency improvement on coding a frame in low temporal layers of the hierarchical P structure.
That has helped reduce the infection rate by two-thirds, a remarkable life-saving achievement.
The combination of red LEDs with blue LEDs can form a spectral absorption peak suitable for plant photosynthesis and morphogenesis with an 80 90 % light energy utilization rate and a remarkable energy-saving effect (Yang. 2008).
The adoption of multi-fiber interfaces is shown to achieve remarkable savings in the number of wavelength converters employed and their range.
According to Figure 9, the proposed energy-efficient network management scheme, based on dynamic scaling of Tx power and on/off state of BSSs, gives remarkable savings in monthly network energy consumption.
When the threat passes, though, as it always does, beaten back by a saving precision in the language and a remarkable purity of attention, what remains is admiration for Earley's sure footing.
The optimized two-CEMs-based system presents a remarkable enhancement of output current density by 2.5-fold and a substantial input energy savings up to 740 kWh ton−1 for mineralization of carbon dioxide to produce sodium carbonate.
