Sentence examples for being able to optimise from inspiring English sources
In that respect, it lessens the advantage associated with direct marketing for these dispatchable RES of being able to optimise the marketing of electricity and heat to suit the specific installation.
One laptop/PC use-case its creators envisage for Haptix is being able to optimise the work flow of people who have to manipulate a lot of data in spreadsheets — such as accountants.
Building on that test, I have several times been able to optimise my medication timing to match the fluctuations of my condition and to find the right dosage in a more systematic way.
I use a finger tapping app to evaluate how the effects of my medication varies over the day and as a result have been able to optimise my medication regime.
It is therefore vitally important that the European aero-engine industry is able to optimise its research and technology resources through an integrated approach.
An accurate model that is able to predict their performance (i.e. simulate PFHEs) for different operating conditions is needed to be able to optimise the operation of plants that make use of PFHEs.
To be able to optimise perfonnance variables such as rates of bed-occupancy, staff utilization and numbers of delayed or cancelled admissions in any healthcare unit, the rate at which patients are admitted to that unit must be controlled.
Linear genetic programming (LGP), a branch of artificial intelligence methods, is able to optimise the model structure and its components and to derive an explicit equation based on the variables of the phenomena.
Specific software architecture is developed, based on the BatchColumn® simulator and on both SQP and GA numerical algorithms, and is able to optimise sequential batch columns as long as the column transitions are set.
The study aims to improve the understanding of the hydraulic factors that govern contaminant behaviour, such that future design of treatment systems is able to optimise treatment efficiency and make performance more predictable, and improve performance over the long-term.
