Sentence examples for be efficient over from inspiring English sources

Hybrid active/passive absorbers have proven to be efficient over a large frequency range.

The intrinsic BNGA attributes, combined with the presented results, suggest that BNGA should also be efficient over large-scale global optimization (LSGO) problems.

Thus, management of forest bird diversity may not be efficient over broad areas if the proportions of only one or a few habitats are used.

The constrained size and weight, the appropriate focus on extreme levels of reliability, and the need to be efficient over a wide range of operating conditions suggest that the ship will lead the development with the land-based system following.

Suppression of nuclear photosynthetic genes is mediated by retrograde chloroplast-to-nucleus signals [ 1], and this might only be efficient over the long term.

For example, animals that can run quickly and especially those that are efficient over long distances have a short thigh, but long foot, so we can make some reasonable deductions about how they moved from this.

Polymers are regarded as more effective at a comparatively lower concentration, from mechanically stronger flocs and are efficient over a wide range of pH and temperatures.

In the next chapter of the Internet's disintermediation of large markets, payments are shifting to be efficient and pervasive over-the-top (OTP) mobile services.

In vivo recombination measurements of phage-plasmid in E.coli have revealed that for recombination to be efficient, the length over which homology extends must lie above a minimal value, the MEPS ("minimal efficient processing segment") [45], [46].

The study demonstrates that remote Sensing and GIS have been proved to be efficient and effective tools over conventional methods in the delineation of drainage basin and updating drainage, which is used for the morphometric analysis, geological and geomorphological studies.

Choosing to be efficient in the moment may ironically cause the front-line providers to be far less efficient over time than intended.