Sentence examples for architectural efficiency from inspiring English sources
The architectural efficiency of three-dimensional RANCs could lead to more efficient designs of electronic processors.
Due to the architectural efficiency of masonry-infilled reinforced concrete frames, the frames are highly common structural forms for buildings.
For the comparison, we focused on the architectural efficiency defined as (18).
Summarizing, we are quite confident regarding the fairness of the considered Architectural Efficiency metric and of the data provided in our paper.
For decoders with parallel processing units (see [7, 25]) the architectural efficiency becomes a measure of the parallelization used in the processing units and it can be expressed as with being the average check node degree.
Consequently, moments of inertia of hCySH-treated tibiae were greater, suggesting greater architectural efficiency of cross-sectional design.
Using CDMA and other architectural efficiencies, Globalstar also escaped the functional rigidities and burdensome costs that blighted Iridium.
It was found that 41%51%% of the goal of eliminating electricity consumption during the summer Ontario on-peak period (11h00 to 17h00 during weekdays from May 1 through October 31) could be achieved through a combination of architectural, control, efficiency, and occupant behaviour measures.
The retrofitting project of the Barsanti Institute of Camogli (Genoa, Italy) is presented, a building dated back to the sixties with serious architectural and efficiency problems, located in a considerable landscape area.
The research keeps an eye on the relationship between architectural identity and energy efficiency of housing sector in Marsa Matrouh, where architecture identity has must be respected to achieving environmental requirements, conserving energy, and reaching users environmental and functional comfort.
For developing solar thermal facades, new efficient flat plate solar thermal collectors are required, fulfilling the prerequisites of efficiency and architectural acceptance, with new shapes and/or new colours.
