Sentence examples for efficiency explained from inspiring English sources
"I don't think Point Lookout is built for efficiency," explained Rosemary Gomez, a resident who, with her husband, Paul, has operated a mom-and-pop real estate firm, Point Realty, for nearly 50 years.
The EST produced the calculator as an interactive, "easy to understand" tool for people to make the link between water efficiency and energy efficiency, explained Andrew Tucker, EST's water strategy manager.
Estimation of variance in arsenic metabolism efficiency explained by SNPs (i.e., heritability).
The fraction of variation in efficiency explained by scale ranged from 26%96%96%.
The pocketbook interests of the rich are for low redistribution, the pocketbook interests of the poor are, because of a built-in trade-off between equality and efficiency explained below, for moderate redistribution.
This association varies within intervention and country, in terms of the observed range in efficiency and scale, the type of regression equation that provides the best fit, and slope of the regression line, and the proportion of variation in efficiency explained by scale.
But its wide variety and swift efficiency explain why keeping seafood sustainable is such a challenge.
"We're sitting in our seats, aren't we?" "Well, since you used the profanity," Miss Efficiency explains.
Instead of talking about demand response or energy efficiency, explain in plain everyday language how smart technology is enabling consumers to become "prosumers" (consumers and producers of electricity) with their solar panels and electric vehicles.
As a result of these strong non-hydrophobic interactions between ionizable H-bonding partners, many H4R ligands (including the high affinity endogenous ligand histamine) can bind the receptor with a high lipophilic efficiency, explaining the relatively low c log P values of H4R ligand (Fig. 3).
For instance, the redshift was attributed solely to the planarization of the backbone, the decrease in PL quantum efficiency was explained by efficient energy transfer into quench sites, and the suppressed 0 0 transition was ascribed to the reabsorption effect.
