Sentence examples for capture and use of from inspiring English sources
This paper evaluates different technological options for the reduction of CO2 emissions in heavy industries through their capture and use of best available technologies.
However, there is no information if the change in growth habit (GH) may have involved a phenotype with a canopy architecture that makes a differential capture and use of resources.
We present: (1) a brief description of the REDCap metadata-driven software toolset; (2) detail concerning the capture and use of study-related metadata from scientific research teams; (3) measures of impact for REDCap; (4) details concerning a consortium network of domestic and international institutions collaborating on the project; and (5) strengths and limitations of the REDCap system.
Including the growing capture and use of landfill methane as a fuel, California's biomass energy generation last year was 22% lower than it was 25 years before.
"The acquisition of Thread Genius and the addition of Richard, Ahmad and Andrew to the Sotheby's team advance a number of initiatives related to the strategic capture and use of data to improve internal processes and provide a wider range of services to clients," said Jennifer Deason, Sotheby's Head of Strategy & Corporate Development, in a statement.
We also evaluate its performance in a much more detailed, systematic manner, which involves the capture and use of an evaluation corpus called Acoustic Interactions for Robot Audition (AIRA) and F1-based evaluation metrics, and doing so in several acoustic scenarios.
It is, for example, looking at the relationship between content and user by focusing on the capture, analysis and use of data that flows between various players in the 5G network, and it is working on trying to maximise the number of users within a 5G network without impacting on quality of experience.
These investments are grounded in the belief that electronic approaches to data management improve the capture, portability and use of data for decision-making.
The prevention enterprise described here depends on sustained and continuous capture, sharing, and use of data; absence or disruption of any of these steps is likely to reduce effectiveness.
The use of genotypes with improved performance for nitrogen (N) capture and use would be of great benefit through reducing production costs and pollution risks in maize cropping.
Other issues to address are capture and use(or destruction) of the methane to avoid its release into the air, and efficient use of the electricity produced by MFCs.
