Sentence examples for efficient and efficiency from inspiring English sources

Efficiency refers to the ratio of work done to energy expended, and thus the terms "efficient" and "efficiency" should not be used to relate the energy demands of running to velocity of running because running velocity represent only part of the work being performed by the body while it is transported from one point to another [2].

This is not the case; CEA only shows which is more efficient and efficiency is only one criteria.

The facility strategy of the City of Espoo emphasises improvements in the energy efficiency and efficient use of buildings.

With increasing utilization of wireless devices, especially Bluetooth devices, there are two important factors for all wireless systems power efficiency and efficient throughput.

These biochar can be used as an effective medium for increasing soil carbon, irrigation efficiency and efficient disposal of agricultural waste-biomass.

First, we define the performance measures to evaluate seeding algorithms on oligo design: discriminability, efficiency and efficient discriminability.

It also develops a structured approach to assisting practitioners in making an appropriate selection of variation range for inputs and outputs of additional DMU so that this DMU be efficient and the efficiency classification of VRS technology remains unchanged.

Also, as it is well known to us that CET process is not efficient at lower Yb3+ content due to its intrinsic nature, but at a relatively high Yb3+ concentration of 15 mol%, the CET process could become efficient, and this efficiency (ηCET) can be estimated by Equation 1: [11] η ET = η x % Yb = 1 − ∫ I x % Yb d t ∫ I 0 % Yb d t (1).

Marketing one brand worldwide is irresistibly efficient, and shareholders like efficiency.

When dye molecules undergo aggregation, electron injection becomes less efficient, and overall conversion efficiency declines.

Rules that make vehicles more efficient and improve the energy efficiency of buildings and appliances have done more than might be expected.