Sentence examples for access reducing from inspiring English sources

In our system these approximations allow efficient memory access, reducing the overall computational time and the memory bandwidth required.

"To mitigate the effects of a bomb blast, among other things, we need to think about controlling access, reducing focal points, or creating smaller focal points, and types of building materials".

The performance improvement was in the order of 75% to treatment slots access, reducing from two hours to 30 minutes; and access to care waiting time reduced from more than three months to same day access to special cases; and one week waiting time or "planned access" to all other.

The program also includes specific objectives such as reducing the risk of geological and environmental accidents (mostly landslides and floods), increasing transit access, reducing the incidence of vector-borne disease, and increasing use of public services.

Let us consider that the WLAN interface provides intermittent connectivity to the Internet (how this connectivity is achieved is the subject of Section 2.4), these connectivity opportunities can be used to dynamically move (i.e., offload) part of the total traffic sent/received by/at the vehicle to the WLAN access, reducing in this way the load of the 3G network.

That means allowing SIFs, expanding naloxone access, reducing barriers to maintenance treatment with drugs like methadone and buprenorphine (and, ideally, heroin) and, from here on, distributing test strips for drug checking.

These restrictions on data access reduce the research output by increasing the cost to researchers of accessing the data.

Would quicker, direct access reduce anxiety?

"We decided that getting seniors access reduced the risk of price controls".

This will improve access, reduce scheduling delays, improve quality of care and allow for more efficient medical practices.

Interruptions in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) to obtain vascular access reduces blood flow to vital organs.