Sentence examples for efficiency of converting from inspiring English sources

In a recent review of photosynthesis Bryant and Frigaard commented that the reaction centers employed by photosynthetic bacteria are a more efficient means of obtaining energy than rhodopsin-based phototrophy, due to both the efficiency of converting photon energy to ATP and the presence of large amounts of chromophore in a single unit of reaction center [ 55].

Those characteristics, which include a high maximal capacity to use oxygen and efficiency of converting metabolic energy into power, are identifiable and measurable.

Efficiency of converting electric power into heat is about 75 percent, and power consumption is around 550 kilowatt-hours per ton of steel.

Requirements for food, materials, and energy in a world where human population is rapidly growing have created a need to increase both the amount of photosynthesis and the efficiency of converting photosynthetic output into products useful to people.

The efficiency of converting the heating value of methane to work is assumed to be 45%.

It also sharply reduced the efficiency of converting the energy in the electricity to chemical bonds in the fuel.

The French engineer Sadi Carnot described (in 1824) a theoretical power cycle of maximum efficiency for converting thermal into mechanical energy.

"The average efficiency of livestock converting plant feed to meat is less than 3%, and as we eat more meat, more arable cultivation is turned over to producing feedstock for animals that provide meat for humans.

High-performance materials with excellent heat resistance are necessary to meet future demands on improving the efficiency of energy converting technologies in the field of power plant construction and aviation industry.

The efficiency and economic viability of converting organic wastes to bioenergy depend on the characteristics and components of the waste material (Pant et al. 2010).

However, many challenges still remain that limit overall production efficiency, especially for the case of converting lignocellulose.