Sentence examples for economical implementation of from inspiring English sources
The procedure provides an efficient and economical implementation of SVD for use in MIMO precoding and other real-time signal processing tasks involving small matrices of complex elements.
Easy and economical implementation is the strength of this method.
Furthermore, as pointed out already in 1992 [29], there may be economical incentives for implementation of dosimetry.
Solution processing for kesterite Cu2ZnSn(S,Se)4 (CZTSSe) thin-film solar cells has the potential to provide economical and large-scale implementation of highly efficient photovoltaics.
In earthquake engineering practice if the earthquake motions are simulated as equivalent static proportional loads, this simplified procedure may be a useful and economical tool in the implementation of performance based design procedures in preliminary engineering, in verification processes, in structural optimization, and when facing complex geometric configurations.
"Design and build" projects allow the implementation of efficient, economical and also modern structures.
This study performs an economical comparison of a hypothetical implementation of a nuclear strategy to meet the same CO2 emissions reduction goal that has been obtained by the actual Spaniard strategy (2005 2010) based on wind power.
Emphasis is laid to include not only technical but also economical and socio-environmental factors during the implementation of similar plans.
A combined implementation of both methodologies, helped by economical estimation, provides a powerful tool that allows finding the best integration of thermosolar and, by this, taking substantial design decisions.
This study highlights the significant economical and environmental benefits that could be achieved through implementation of the proposed integrated cogeneration scheme in NGPPs, particularly in elevated ambient temperature and humidity conditions such as encountered in Middle East facilities.
Reliability and availability analyses are recognized as essential for guiding decision makers in the implementation of actions addressed to improve the technical and economical performance of complex systems.
