Sentence examples for efficient harnessing from inspiring English sources

Consequently, for the tropical island of Mauritius, efficient harnessing of wave energy will be performed through the installation of wave energy converters around the eastern and southeastern coasts of the island, where the system is influenced by wind wave generated system as compared to the western coast which is under the influence of extratropical South Indian Ocean swells.

White hypothesized that cultures became more advanced as they became more efficient at harnessing energy and that technology and social organization were both influential in instigating such efficiencies.

Emphasis is now being placed on techniques that 'tune' antibodies to make them more efficient at harnessing the immune system for killing solid cancers.

Additionally, in the face of the natural biological barriers to the delivery of drugs, tissues with aberrant pathology, such as tumors, are often very efficient in harnessing active biological mechanisms for high nutrient supply and rapid growth.

He also continued his scientific research, looking for a cheap, efficient means of harnessing sunlight for energy.

As human pastoralists discovered 8,000 years ago, raising animals can be an efficient way of harnessing otherwise unusable resources such as grass.

Higher barrier intensity is likely to pose a bigger challenge to the wind farm clusters for an efficient method of harnessing power from wind.

This work presents an efficient method for harnessing the piezopotential generated from PENG to actively control the operation of flexible electronics through external mechanical stimuli.

As such, plant biomass results from efficient natural pathways for harnessing solar energy and can be utilized as a renewable source for reduced carbon for the production of biobased fuels and products to augment products that are currently derived from fossil resources [ 2].

An efficient pulling harness for horses was unknown, and mules and donkeys fitted with carrying baskets, or panniers, balanced in pairs across the back, were the most common pack or dray animals.

A single horse with a more efficient collar harness could draw a weight of about 1500 pound.