Sentence examples for efficient using from inspiring English sources

Based on this consequence, it is enable us to do simulation with more computational efficient using 1 × 1 array of Si3N4 SWS as a simulated unit cell with engineering acceptable accuracy.

As expected, germination efficiency of harvested supernatants increased with incubation time: germination was most efficient using supernatant collected 30 min post-inosine exposure (Fig. 5A).

Halogen bulbs are the least efficient, using three times as much energy as CFLs and four times as much as LEDs.

The owners keep things eco-friendly by being energy efficient, using heat pumps for hot water, irrigating with rainwater and recycling as much as possible.

It will also be more efficient, using less fuel and producing almost a third less waste than older reactors, according to the technical specifics provided by EDF.

In general, the consensus is that dishwashers are more efficient – using around 14 litres of water per wash – if it has been properly filled and plates have been wiped (not rinsed) beforehand.

Ultimately, something more akin to a usual jet engine may be more efficient, using the laser energy instead of burning jet fuel to heat air as it rushes through.

They are very efficient, using 25 50 percent less electricity than comparable conventional heating and cooling systems, and they produce less pollution.

"There's a huge future in making this process much more efficient using the Internet," said Geri Spieler, an analyst with GartnerG2, who predicted that in three years Internet liquidators would handle 60percentt of the retail industry's returned and obsolete products.

The candidate himself talks of "the new, aspirational young voter, the professional, educated, who doesn't look to the state for benefits".Mr Nilekani's campaign is efficient, using 1,000 volunteers, sending a personalised letter to each voter, studying electoral data from 2009 to guide canvassers to the promising corners of his constituency.

In seven of the 10 studies, E.M.D.R. therapy had superior outcomes on at least some measures and/or was more efficient, using fewer sessions in five of the seven studies (Arabia et al., 2011; de Roos et al., 2011; Ironson et al., 2002; Jaberghaderi et al., 2004; Lee et al., 2002; Nijdam et al., 2012; Power et al., 2002).