Sentence examples for efficient transforming from inspiring English sources

For example, it has been recently shown that RhoGDIs are required for the efficient transforming activity of the GTPase Cdc42, an observation that suggest that these GTPase inhibitors may also play positive roles in the translocation and/or effector phase of these GTPases [11].

FeCl3 that has rarely been utilized before is introduced not only as a catalyst but also as an efficient transforming agent which converts boron powder into boron chloride (BCl3) vapor in situ.

Consequently, it can be used not only to realize high-performance and hardware-efficient transform cores that are capable of computing specific 2-D transforms but also to implement MST cores supporting the state-of-the-art video standards.

In this respect, the second generation of wavelets provides very efficient transforms, based on the concept of lifting scheme (LS) developed by Sweldens [5].

This paper presents an efficient transform-domain architecture and corresponding mode decision algorithms for transcoding intra-coded video from MPEG-2 to H.264/AVC.

This analysis suggested that once the two agroforestry systems were fully established, the tagasaste plantation was the most efficient at transforming natural resources into goods and services and the most profitable, while the lupin/wheat system was the least energy efficient and the least profitable.

It's no coincidence that most of the plants we have come to rely on are grains; these crops are exceptionally efficient at transforming sunlight into macronutrients — carbs, fats and proteins.

Interestingly, we found that the combination of hot-extrusion and T6 heat treatment was efficient in transforming truncated octahedral primary Mg2Si into sphere in the modified alloy.

In spite of the brilliance of their chemiluminescence, not all of these compounds are efficient in transforming chemical energy into light energy, because only about 1 percent or less of the reacting molecules emit light.

And that is just what is starting to happen, with the deployment of free-standing underwater turbines.The big disadvantage of free-standing turbines is that they are less efficient in transforming the mechanical energy of water into electrical energy than turbines in dams are.

Having reached a threshold of welfare, people become increasingly less efficient in transforming resources into happiness (Derclaye [2013]).