Sentence examples for cost effective integration from inspiring English sources
Additionally cost effective integration of the renewable sources should explore in near future.
Wafer level selective transfer from one carrier wafer to multiple target wafers are needed for cost-effective integration of different chip sizes [15].
In [9], a cost-effective integration access technology between WiFi and cellular wireless was characterized for femto-based stations to fulfill time/space-varying traffic.
The consumer electronics revolution was not brought about so much by the fact that microfabrication technologies allowed the formation of microscale transistors as that they allowed the cost-effective integration of millions of transistors in a functioning unit (e.g., a Pentium processor).
On-board amplifiers can alleviate the space requirements of integration, although a recent review estimated that a cost-effective integration would be limited to 1000 amplifiers in a 600 mm chip area.
Rather, the major trend in renewable energy policy design is support for sustainable integration of cost effective renewables into energy systems at minimal burden to government finances.
We have developed biometric solutions that more cost effective and will make broad integration cheaper and easier than ever.
FAST is a compact (Ro = 1.82 m, a = 0.64 m, triangularity δ = 0.4) and cost effective machine able to investigate, with integration capability, non linear dynamics effects of alpha particle behaviour in burning plasmas.
This task is achieved through cost effective energy efficient measures (EEMs) and integration of solar energy systems.
Those concepts are the enablers for flexible and cost-effective network integration, rapid provisioning of broadband services, and controllable service quality on optical networks.
When used with a domain-decomposition (DD) algorithm, such components have to be coupled in a way that both accurately propagates the noise between the subdomains and lends itself to a stable and cost-effective temporal integration.
