Sentence examples for appropriate efficiency from inspiring English sources
At the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council, an industry group, Scott Segal, the executive director, said that the New Source Review program had "undermined air quality, plant safety and international competitiveness by discouraging appropriate efficiency improvements".
This behavior shows the dependency of adsorption to initial concentration of Eosin, although the appropriate efficiency of adsorbent maintains in high concentrations.
"This shows that if local authorities make appropriate efficiency savings and develop innovative solutions, they can maintain and improve access to the services that people need, including helping people to continue to live independently.
This paper discusses more appropriate efficiency indicators for finishing operations which are calculated as ratio of change in process performance or part quality divided by the needed resources.
Based on the Alborz Tokamak operational conditions, the characteristic frequencies, and some dimensional limitations, all parts of reflectometer have been designed so that an appropriate efficiency with minimum attenuation, especially in transmitting/receiving system would be achieved.
On the other hand, it gives production and completion engineers the chance to investigate the appropriate efficiency of production and perforation processes to organize the remediation methodologies or preplan proper designing for modifying completion procedures which have based on the production logging tools interpretation.
K-means has appropriate computational efficiency as the solution to the facility location problem.
Open image in new window Fig. 5 Process to define the most appropriate energy efficiency measures.
In order to identify more clearly appropriate energy efficiency measures, more detailed information concerning total energy demand was required.
The analysis shows that weight-restricted stochastic DEA model is most appropriate for efficiency optimization of power sector strategies.
Appropriate energy efficiency analyses should consider both thermodynamic approaches (first and second law) to ensure proper use of working fluids cooling potential and maximize the system energy efficiency.
