Sentence examples for efficiency faster from inspiring English sources

"The closer you can synchronize clocks, the higher performance your systems can achieve". For the corporate or individual user this can mean cloud computing efficiency, faster search engines and speedier apps on a mobile phone.

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The advantages of interleaved boost converter compared to the classical boost converter are low input current ripple, high efficiency, faster transient response, reduced electromagnetic emission and improved reliability.

Supercritical water oxidation (SCWO), one of the AOPs, has been taken as an effective method to degrade substances for higher efficiency, faster reaction rate and less selectivity [7, 8].

For me, the bottom lines are that FSLR continues to lead the solar industry by providing panels at a manufacturing cost of $0.48 per watt of generation capacity, with plans to and a track record showing ability to decrease costs further, potentially rapidly (e.g. their thin film tech is gaining conversion efficiency faster than silicon PV tech is).

And while China is improving its energy efficiency faster than anyone expected, it is also producing more greenhouse gases as its economy grows.

Mr. Brecher said giving the transit workers a first-year raise might undercut that goal because it might be impossible to improve efficiency fast enough to pay for first-year raises.

The fabricated electrode exhibited high coloration efficiency, fast switching characteristics (5.0 s for coloration and 3.4 s for bleaching) and high optical modulation.

Trusses have an important place amongst engineering structures due to many advantages such as high structural efficiency, fast assembly and easy maintenance.

Cost efficiency, fast and low risks of toxicity are the important advantages of green synthesis (Sanghi and Verma 2009).

Fig. 7 DG utilization efficiency (fast charging) Fig. 8 The active power from/to the grid in each station.