Sentence examples for destructive efficiency from inspiring English sources

Catalytic oxidation offers a high destructive efficiency at relatively low operating temperature and small unit.

The MSP has the potential of significant reduction (down to US$1.45L−11) if a B. braunii with higher hydrocarbon contents is identified as long as the selected strain is suitable for milking and the higher non-destructive extraction efficiency is achieved.

This paper presents the results on various designs for triangular support bracket in terms of manufacturability considering both easiness of non-destructive evaluation and fabrication efficiency.

The flexibility, non-destructive nature, and high efficiency of the dispersion method make the mass production of various nanocarbon-reinforced metal matrix composite powders practicable.

The key development introduced by atomic bombs was less in the scale of their destructive power than in their efficiency.

The total ion current chromatograms of PS1 and PS2 showed similar results, indicating that the sampling method by rinsing have the same extraction efficiency with the destructive sampling method, and the effect of different sampling techniques can be neglected in this study.

The developed nations should help the developing world leapfrog the destructive fossil fuel economy through efficiency and renewable energy, just as Africa jumped straight to mobile telephony, leapfrogging landlines.

This paper describes the use of non-destructive testing to examine the efficiency of tunnel lining grouting programmes, with particular emphasis on results obtained by the impulse response and impulse radar methods.

The civil service has been subject to endless "managerial" reforms since the late 1980s, which have done little to improve efficiency but have been destructive of morale.

However, multiple of a fraction of the quarter wavelength could bring destructive effect to reduce the transmission efficiency of the transceiver.

The skills applied to war by the mechanical engineer are similar to those required in civilian applications, though the purpose is to enhance destructive power rather than to raise creative efficiency.