Sentence examples for efficient acceptance from inspiring English sources

The previous lower bound on size for both completeness and efficient acceptance of NP-languages was seven.

Thus, if a new POCT can reduce the complexity of the diagnostic as well as the overall turn-around time, ensuring a feasible and efficient clinic workflow, acceptance of the new test may be probable.

This is accomplished by an absorber foil which generates a Z-dependent energy loss in combination with a momentum/charge-state selection via a 120 degree magnet that features up to 30 mrad acceptance for efficient beam transport.

Precocious sexual maturation has economic implications, and various methods have been devised to attain the efficient production and public acceptance in terms of welfare and sustainability (Taranger et al. 2010).

Real-time hybrid simulation (RTHS) is gaining acceptance as an efficient and cost-effective method for realistic structural evaluation.

As the amount of assisting systems increases and hence potential warnings, guidelines are required for developers on the optimal timing and warning modes for drivers and other road users, to achieve an efficient reaction and increased system acceptance.

In order to understand acceptance of energy efficient technologies in multifamily buildings and to identify the origin of barriers to energy efficiency this paper investigates barriers as consequences of the current system structure in the Swedish building sector.

Bariatric surgery is gaining acceptance as an efficient treatment modality for obese patients.

Bariatric surgery is gaining acceptance as an efficient treatment modality for patients with class 2 and class 3 obesity.

For example, agricultural efficiency may differ between regions; cultural conservatism (non-acceptance of more efficient forms of landuse) or disease may have inhibited population growth [e.g. 33, p. 233].

European executives, accustomed to wide acceptance of fuel-efficient diesel engines in their markets, said they hoped for a diesel renaissance in the United States.