Sentence examples for consumption design from inspiring English sources
Flipboard is often looked at as the pinnacle of media consumption design for the iPad sor far.
Addressing successfully these issues would extremely enhance the performance of the computing architectures in terms of power consumption, design cost, faster execution times, and shorter development cycles.
In terms of LPWA network such as LoRa, their significant advantage is their low energy consumption design and low-cost hardware.
They examine several algorithms common in vision computing under many aspects, such as speed, cost, accuracy, power consumption, design time, and their general behavior on specific computations such as Gabor filtering, optical flow, and warping.
The delay expressions derived are used to design and compare the low-voltage and the traditional D-latch both in terms of delay and power-delay tradeoff, by considering a high-performance and a low-power consumption design target.
Much of Mr Howard's posturing has been for domestic political consumption, designed to make his government look strong in the face of regional terrorism, especially the Bali bombing of 2002, in which so many Australians were killed.
Results show that fixing variables during the phases of a traditional design process tends to reduce the probabilities of finding low-energy consumption designs.
The objective of the OPTI program (the office building module) is to help architects, engineers and design departments to take into account the impact of design choices on energy consumption designing a project.
The objective of the OPTI program (the dwellings module) is to help architects to take into account the impact of design choices on energy consumption designing a dwelling project.
The extensive devices connected through Internet of Things (IoT) bring forth many challenges such as high battery power consumption, designing of smart e-health devices, construction of smart home control system, etc.
No can live!" Monsignor John Ryan, an economist and Catholic priest, argued in 1931 for shorter hours and against what he called a "new gospel of consumption" designed to justify income inequality and human suffering.
