Sentence examples for deep utilization from inspiring English sources

The proposed cycle is suitable for marine gas turbine waste heat recovery, it has advantages of deep utilization of waste heat, high compactness and low cost.

However, the low intrinsic conductivity and much underused capacity pose serious obstacles in practice for its wider and deeper utilization.

So far, the utilization of deep geothermal energy has not been addressed or included in any renewable energy scheme of South Africa.

It is worthy noting that there is a large difference in effective utilization of deep ground pressure between horizontal and vertical excavation directions.

With the utilization of deep mine heat-harm as resources, ground coal-fired boiler has been replaced to achieve the mining area's purpose of saving energy, protecting environment and sustainable developing, while solving deep mine heat-harm problems.

Additionally, maximum variation sampling was used to garner a wide range of perspectives (e.g., various professional groups and settings, years of clinical experience, neighborhoods served) to facilitate a deeper understanding of PNC utilization [ 47].

Future studies should delve deeper to assess girls' utilization of neighborhood recreational facilities, and their relative activity levels, to determine whether subjective and objective measures of physical activity account for the relationship between availability of recreation facilities and timing of breast development.

Effective utilization of these deep learning models in conjunction with MPIs can significantly reduce big data streams.

The program system is suitable for a wide engineering utilization without a deep insight into the control theory.

The main aspects of environmentally sound plants are enhancement of the reservoir productivity, reliable design of the deep wells and an efficient utilization of the geothermal fluid for net power and district heat production.

Both demands require a deep understanding of the pentose utilization pathway in filamentous fungi, not only for D-xylose but also for L-arabinose.