Sentence examples for directions for reducing from inspiring English sources

The combined effect of chain architecture, deprotection chemistry, and molecular weight on LER was investigated in a two-dimensional simulation framework and directions for reducing photoresist LER are suggested.

Following a general discussion on the directions for reducing the lattice thermal conductivity in nanostructures, specific modeling results on the phonon transport in superlattices will be presented and compared with recent experimental studies to illustrate the potential approaches and remaining questions.

If we take as an example the well-known climate change issue, we know that the directions for reducing environmental impacts of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for mobility should suggest preferring walking, cycling, or use of the public transport instead of private car.

In section 4, we discuss how the interplay among these drivers provides both improved estimates of the climate sensitivity of NEE and directions for reducing carbon cycle uncertainties in ESMs.

The robotic arm moves the hand to the direction for reducing the reaction force simultaneously with the hand grasping motion.

For a LET joint design, we always expect k c to be small so as to lower the torsional stiffness in the desired direction for reducing actuation effort, and (tau_{c}) to be small to increase the maximum allowed rotation angle.

But they're a step in the direction for reducing the likelihood that it will happen.

Another direction for reducing computational cost is by an efficient exploration of discrete energy landscapes, which was developed in a recent work [ 51] by introducing a sampling method that allows for a fast yet accurate estimation of the transition probabilities between macrostates when coarse graining of the state space is used [ 4, 16, 50, 52, 53].

Hence, the aim of this paper is to review existing technological strategies and new directions that are used for reducing radiation dose in CT and acquisition time in MRI.

This paper presents the approach of implementing a design principle for reducing the directions of radar cross section spikes of military aircraft.

"A target for reducing deaths would be a good step in the right direction," he said.