Sentence examples for efficient direction of from inspiring English sources
Aside from the likable Mr. Robbins being wrong for his role, the cast gives effective performances under the efficient direction of Matt Shakman.
So, considering the efficient direction of injection is too important during waterflooding and chemical EOR especially in reservoirs that have a remarkable percentage of dead end pores in their geological structure.
The observed efficient direction of the asymmetric induction in the 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition has been modelled from a comparison of the energies of the four possible transition states arising from addition to either face of E- or Z-configured ylides.
Therefore, a Src-family kinase-targeted study could be an efficient direction for treatment of allergic diseases.
The simulation and the optimisation of some industrial processes represents a modern and efficient direction for multifunctional testing platforms.
Although DVFS technique can provide an efficient direction in managing power consumption of the CPU, more power reduction is required.
The present analysis reveals that the methodology is efficient in cases of evident geographical segregation, for which the method was designed, while it is not efficient in detecting the direction of the flows where geographical segregation is not present.
The rise of the so-called Dark Silicon, caused by the power budget violations that allow only a small portion of the available computational resources to be simultaneously exploited, points to the direction of energy efficient platforms.
In this study, the use of mobile technology and a tailor made smartphone app to provide specific functionalities of data entry and boundaries displayed on maps, enabled efficient and simple region wise direction of catching and survey teams.
"These new elements -- from the antics of Dennis Conner to the big budgets of Bill Koch and the Italians to now, with the supremacy of the highly efficient Kiwis -- leaves the final direction of the cup in doubt".
Moreover, markets may not be efficient in either the level or direction of investments in research and learning.
