Sentence examples for by an efficient use from inspiring English sources
The cost of this improvement is an increase in computational complexity of each model, that could be efficiently parallelized in the cloud or by an efficient use of high performance computing (HPC) infrastructures, which usually exist in telecommunication and energy companies.
The SoDa project was launched (2000 2003, IST program of the European Commission) to bring solutions by an efficient use of information and communication technologies.
The memory access bottleneck is overcome by an efficient use of the intrinsic temporal and spatial locality of the BP algorithm.
This paper presents our efforts in addressing these issues by combining an efficient use of hard disk with the distribution of the state space on several computing nodes.
By exploiting an efficient use of radio frequency (RF) signals for both wireless information transfer (WIT) and wireless power transfer (WPT) at the same time, SWIPT is a promising technology to provide cost-effective information and energy access to wireless devices in various applications in future.
Having patient records that can be brought up from a central database and updated easily either in the office or at home by the patient seems like an efficient use of technology, if not daunting to institute.
Greenhouses are productive systems characterized by an intensive but efficient use of primary resources.
Liberalization can also create conditions for faster income growth through better access to ideas, technology, goods, services and capital, and by promoting a more efficient use of resources through specialization and the scope for economies of scale.
If we are to deliver real climate solutions, we must build a new prosperity powered by efficient use of clean energy.
Such systems can lower mission costs through mass savings by efficient use of a fixed set of hardware for multiple functions.
Under an arrangement adopted by the F.C.C. to encourage a more efficient use of the airwaves, those companies will receive licenses to act as "band managers," leasing portions of the spectrum that they won to third parties and commercial users for applications like dispatching services.
