Sentence examples for better evacuation from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that the algorithm can solve the problem, and has a better evacuation performance in terms of organizing evacuees' space time paths than the ACO algorithm, the kth shortest path algorithm and the second generation of non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm were used to improve the results from the kth shortest path algorithm.

Better evacuation opportunities could have also helped to remove some of the victims.

As a result, better evacuation opportunities might not have had such a large effect owing to the short duration of the incident.

The plateau observed in Figure 4 is most likely due to better evacuation of the ions from the trap in the case of He.

Also, better chip evacuation and a smoother cutting process will occur, which can lead to higher accuracy of products.

The AIR Seal iFS® maintains a clear field with sufficient CO2 insufflation and better smoke evacuation, allowing for separation of the scar tissue with secure hemostasis under laparoscopic guidance.

However, in more traditional scenarios such as the first Gulf War of 1991, the mean time taken from injury to arriving at a British surgical hospital was 10.2 h and by the second Gulf War of 2003, with much shorter lines of communication and better casualty evacuation, the mean delay was still 6 h.

There are clear signs that earlier, better-organized evacuations helped save hundreds of people.

Although better forecasting and evacuation have, over the past century, reduced the death toll from 7,000 to a few score each year, the amount of hurricane-induced damage to property has risen enormously.

It's a different world, much safer for people because of better communications and evacuation and rescue plans, but infinitely riskier for property damage, with so much having been built since then.

and then left the area six hours later at six m.p.h., the estimated initial fatalities would drop from 29 to 12. Better yet, timely evacuation at three m.p.h. or more would result in near zero early fatalities.