Sentence examples for efficiency bound from inspiring English sources

Being asymptotically efficient in the sense that it attains the semiparametric efficiency bound, it is the most efficient two‐step estimator compared to other semiparametric estimators.

This method may lead to exact optimal designs for some v, b, k, but usually will only indicate the structure of an efficient design for any particular v, b, k, and yield an efficiency bound, usually unattainable.

The efficiency bound of the system is established.

Second, under certain assumptions, the inverse probability weighting estimator achieves the semi-parametric efficiency bound derived by Hahn (1998).

In this context an intense discussion developed about the presence or absence of a lower homodyne efficiency bound ((eta= 0.5)), under which quantum state reconstruction is not achievable [8, 11, 12, 14 17, 19, 20, 27].

The problem of reconstructing quantum states from noisy homodyne data sets prompted an intense scientific debate about the presence or absence of a lower homodyne efficiency bound ((eta> 0.5)) below which quantum features, like quantum interferences, cannot be retrieved.

A nation famed for its icy efficiency was bound to put that right sooner or later.

Up to a point, gains in a technology's efficiency are bound to increase consumption of the fuel it burns.

The EC programs on the energy efficiency are bound and specific in the field of energy performance of buildings, it refers to the characteristics of the building and to the use of renewable sources.

The replication efficiency of bound prions following adsorption in these solutions was also evaluated by protein misfolding cyclic amplification (PMCA).

Although ministers insist front-line services will largely be protected from the cuts, the efficiencies are bound to lead to redundancies among civil servants.