Sentence examples for an efficiency problem from inspiring English sources

The method has, however, an efficiency problem.

The PHESR was designed to use the anode off-gas of the externally reformed SOFC system because it has an efficiency problem.

Kelleher solved an efficiency problem and, in doing so, turned Southwest into one of the safest and only consistently profitable airline in the country.

Subsequently, it is necessary to track the amount of energy continuously consumed in buildings in order to deal with an energy efficiency problem.

Flying insects like the fruit fly have a similar efficiency problem: how to make sure they get the right amount of oxygen in and carbon dioxide out, while not losing too much water vapor, no matter what the speed.

"When he suggests that '[t]his entire culture must be changed,' he wrongly assumes not only the existence of a widespread efficiency problem, but also that it is so pervasive and so tacitly accepted by judges as to be part of the 'judicial culture,' " the letter states.

In single-cell device architectures for solar hydrogen production, based on single band gap photoabsorbers, there is a fundamental efficiency problem originating from the energy distribution of the solar spectrum and the thermodynamic and kinetic requirements for splitting water.

Thus, public health is viewed as having the structure of a coordination or collective efficiency problem.

Now an MIT spinout company called Eta Devices, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, cofounded by two MIT electrical engineering professors, Joel Dawson and David Perreault, say they have cracked the efficiency problem with a new amplifier design.

We address the efficiency problem of a fundamental operation, namely comparison, which is required to design any recommender system.

Zhang et al. [7] extended the energy efficiency problem to a bandwidth variable system and the bandwidth-power-energy efficiency relations were investigated.