Sentence examples for by reducing the frequency from inspiring English sources

The ranks of New York's elderly are growing quicker than the resources available to serve them, and so the city wants to save costs by reducing the frequency of some food deliveries.

Recycling rates can be boosted by charging households and businesses more if they produce more rubbish, and by reducing the frequency of rubbish collections while increasing that of recycling collections.Meanwhile a number of cities and firms (including Wal-Mart, Toyota and Nike) have adopted zero-waste targets.

Hierarchical approaches tackle the scalability challenge by reducing the frequency of engaging the global controller.

This system will provide maximum therapeutic efficacy, increased bioavailability and maximum stability by reducing the frequency of dosage.

It was extended with the dynamic source routing (DSR) to increase its routing energy efficiency by reducing the frequency of recomputed routes.

It is illustrated that significant amount of gain is achieved at each iteration by reducing the frequency dispersive effects of Proakis B channel.

Sometimes climate change drives hazards by making the hazards less extreme such as by reducing the frequencies of Arctic storms called polar lows (Zahn and von Storch 2010), Atlantic hurricanes (Knutson et al. 2010), and winter floods in central Europe (Mudelsee et al. 2003).

Then, the trapped molecules can be brought to a standstill, or to any intermediate velocity, by continuously reducing the frequency of the waveforms.

Our studies now reveal that the β T238A mutation affects microtubule dynamics by dramatically reducing the frequency of catastrophe and the rate of shrinking, and that the mutation affects microtubule structure by attenuating post-GTPase conformational changes in the lattice.

Tr is 10 °C more thermostable than SA [ 24] and one might think that this thermostability would contribute to the increased ligand-binding stability, by further reducing the frequency of conformational fluctuations that disrupt the protein structure or subunit packing.

Some of these researches are based on (i) hardware with voltage and frequency control (e.g., DVFS [11]), (ii) resource allocation: Reducing power consumption by reducing the clock frequency of the processor has been widely studied [5, 12], Flautner et al. [13] explored a software managed dynamic voltage scaling policy that sets CPU speed on a task basis rather than by time intervals.