Sentence examples for efficient restoration from inspiring English sources

The study was to characterize and understand the water quality of the river Yamuna in Delhi Indiaa) prior to an efficient restoration plan.

The smart recovery uses other services and mechanisms (such as monitoring and checkpoint) to provide an efficient restoration with minimum losses for the application.

It focuses on the development of efficient restoration strategies that aid the supply chain in recovering from a disruption, thereby limiting the impact on its customers.

The low subtropical zone is the most populated and seriously degraded area in China; therefore, highly efficient restoration of degraded lands is the key to sustainable development of this region.

We argue that such an investment is well worth it and will more than pay back in the long run in effective and efficient restoration actions and likely avoided controversies and legal proceedings.

After the ball-milling process, the resultant graphene nanoplatelets show the efficient restoration of the graphitic structure completely free from any heteroatom doping (e.g., nitrogen, sulfur) and enhanced electrical conductivities up to 120 and 3400 S/m before and after an appropriate heat treatment (e.g., 900 °C for 2 h under nitrogen).

Mastication is recommended for restoration of smaller tree-encroached areas, whereas land managers should reconsider smooth chaining, despite its negative perceptions, for rapid and cost-efficient restoration of large landscapes obligates.

Accurate and efficient monitoring is critically important for the effective restoration and conservation of threatened tidal wetlands in the Gulf Coast.

This article presents a novel resource efficient connectivity restoration algorithm (RECRA) that opts to repair severed connectivity while imposing minimal overhead on the nodes.

A hybrid distributed, localized, and efficient connectivity restoration algorithm HCR is proposed to solve this problem through moving the backup node to BestPosition.

This article presents a novel resource efficient connectivity restoration algorithm (RECRA) for repairing a topology after the failure of a critical node that caused partitioning the network topology into disjoint segments.