Sentence examples for efficiency supported from inspiring English sources

However, these general purpose optimizers are facing challenges in optimization efficiency, supported optimization types and usability for antenna experts without deep knowledge on optimization.

The agreement of the numerical predictions with the experimental data in terms of collection efficiency supported our simulation approach to investigate the performance of the impactor with a ring-shaped nozzle in a turbulent flow regime.

Higher density stands resulted in increased SLA and IPAR efficiency, supporting the idea that higher density stands utilize light more efficiently than lower density stands.

Stabilizing acceptor structure at the predicted invasion region lowered the transfer efficiency, supporting this conclusion.

So we must encourage conservation and fuel efficiency, support alternative forms of energy like wind, solar and biofuels, and -- I'll get hate mail about this -- grudgingly accept nuclear power, because it doesn't produce greenhouse gases.

His manifesto says Energy for Londoners will provide: A comprehensive range of energy services to to help Londoners generate more low carbon energy and increase their energy efficiency, support local and community energy enterprises, and buy clean energy generated across the city, using it to power GLA and TfL facilities.

The primary objective of this study is to move toward more integrated process of planning for energy efficiency, supporting the definition of priorities and strategies to address energy saving improvements at municipal level.

Scenarios 1, concentrating on investments in technologies (i.e. improving energy efficiency, supporting innovative vehicles).

The Mini-SPIN demonstrates good efficiency, supporting its utility as a screening tool for generalized social anxiety disorder.

Myelin is the fatty "insulating" coating that ensures the axon nerve fibers can function with speed and efficiency, supporting the effective communication between neurons in the brain.

In this Article, Professor Dodge argues that economic efficiency supports a different rule-one allowing punitive damages for any willful breach of contract.