Sentence examples for combination of efficiency from inspiring English sources

In Hizbullah we see something of the same combination of efficiency and charity towards supporters with extreme ruthlessness towards outsiders.

But the fastest, cheapest, easiest and cleanest step toward a sane energy environment — a step available to all of us immediately — is the powerful combination of efficiency and conservation.

The combination of efficiency techniques permits multibillion time step simulations for relatively large systems on desktop workstations.

"It is clear that a combination of efficiency, renewables, interconnection and flexibility would be more than enough to fill the gap if Hinkley C is withdrawn – and could do so more quickly, more reliably and more cheaply," says Gaventa.

The project proposed to push the state-of-the-art in RF electronics through a novel highly integrated GaN digital transmitter solution with a record combination of efficiency and linearity for wireless communications.

Lower-cost, low-carbon technologies are already available, and cost trends for several others indicate that a combination of efficiency and renewable technologies could meet projected power needs while also achieving aggressive carbon-reduction targets, Mr. Cooper said.

Khan has argued that the cost of his plans would be comfortably met by a combination of efficiencies and a more ambitious exploitation of Transport for London's (TfL) land assets and saleable skills.

The challenge for energy modellers is to quantify future energy savings associated with combinations of efficiency measures.

Firstly, a characterisation of the system electrical efficiency is developed through the combination of stack efficiency profiles and power converter efficiency profiles.

Total efficiency is a combination of technical efficiency (TE), which reflects the ability of a unit to obtain maximal output from a set of inputs, and allocative efficiency, which reflect the ability of a unit to use the inputs in optimal proportions, given their respective prices.

This region is much expanded in comparison to the line in Fig. 1a, and many more combinations of efficiencies lead to coexistence.