Sentence examples for considerably shortening from inspiring English sources
OPAs can also act as broadband amplifiers, transferring energy from a narrowband pump to a broadband signal and thus considerably shortening the duration of the pump pulse.
Instead of the use of gravity field for the droplet settling, the hydrocyclone field can be used to rapidly and efficiently separate oil and big emulsion droplets, thereby considerably shortening the dehydration time.
The analysis of the results showed that the suggested statistical models can be considered as very useful tools in optimizing the plaster composition thereby allowing for considerably shortening the time of preparation of production formulas for renovation plasters, thus lowering the costs of production.
A successfully completed EST library project can supply wealthy genetic information for a species, often considerably shortening the time-consuming and laborious gene isolation and characterization procedures.
In short, the ILM and IS/OS boundaries are detected first so that the detection of the remaining boundaries can be restricted to successively smaller search areas, thereby considerably shortening the computation time.
Both of these time estimates would be considerably shortened by taking into consideration the fact that the intragenic recombination rate is three times the mutation rate [ 49].
The consonants are only slightly reduced in length, whereas the vowels are considerably shortened.
Manchester City's eclipse of United a few months ago suggests that money can considerably shorten that process.
The additional stop would considerably shorten rush-hour commuting time for Ms. Kaskel and her 40 or so neighbors who, like her, work at Mount Sinai Medical Center in East Harlem.
The software suite, capable of designing a Mirage fighter jet, is more efficient than the hand sketches or computer-aided design tools traditionally used in watch design and "considerably shortens design time," Mr. Quentin said.
At about 90 minutes, this version is considerably shortened, but the sense of scale is unchanged thanks to Feldman's opening, which suggests we've chanced on something already under way.
