Energy requirements are then calculated by applying efficiencies of the heat pumps (see Sect. 2.7) and incumbent heating systems, and from these energy requirements, greenhouse gas emissions can be estimated.
Today the problem -- which involves finding the most efficient route among geographical points -- is a key concept in applied efficiency research and is used to direct telescopes, manufacture computer chips, map genomes, speed up video games, and even, Dr. Cook notes, "minimize wallpaper waste".
Sancho) was grown under field conditions to investigate the effects of different nitrogen (N) and irrigation (I) levels on fruit yield, fruit quality, irrigation water use efficiency (IWUE) and nitrogen applied efficiency (NAE).
We also present some example results on typical designs, and characterise noise results from a range of typical FMRI acquisitions, in order to allow experimenters to apply efficiency estimation in advance of acquiring data.
According to the paper, the council said it was operating in "a climate which has seen no let-up in financial pressures" and that it had "absorbed costs and applied efficiency savings to its budget to reduce the impact on local residents".
Moreover, a common trend of today can be mentioned where the authorities are encouraged to apply efficiency assessment tools, e.g. cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analyses, for selecting measures in order to maximize the social benefits of public investments [20].
Moreover, a mathematical model for high efficiency air classifiers was developed by applying the efficiency curve approach.
If too few components remain after applying PCA, efficiency will be high but recognition accuracy will decrease as not enough discriminative features remain in the feature vector.
Applying the efficiency frontier cost per additional SVR percentage point, these SVR rates result in maximum costs of €102,963.088 for SOF/SMV.
About two years ago, PG&E; began thinking about applying energy-efficiency know-how to the consumer electronics industry, whose products, including computers, televisions and audio equipment, have become common in nearly every room of a house.
