Sentence examples for efficiently change from inspiring English sources
Whiton says it helps him efficiently change from busy to calm when he wants to think creatively or relax with family or friends.
This lets computer graphics programs efficiently change the shape or the view of pictured objects and project them from three-dimensional virtual space to the two-dimensional viewing screen.
Simulation results show that the tethered solar sail can efficiently change the asteroid's orbit.
Chaotic shift transform (CST) is proposed to efficiently change the image pixel positions, and the row and column substitutions are applied to scramble the pixel values simultaneously.
To study collisions and decay processes in states with low- ℓ character microwave transitions could be exploited to efficiently change the value of |M J | after deceleration and trapping.
The reconfigurable manufacturing system (RMS) meets this challenge through the ability to rapidly and efficiently change capacity and functionality, which is the reason why it has been widely labelled the manufacturing paradigm of the future.
There are different tales of how Mr. Perlman, who plays the violin as if it were an extension of his arms, has efficiently changed the tone of a symphonic phrase for the better.
Such variations modify noncoding and coding regions; the latter efficiently changes multiple amino acids, thereby hastening protein evolution.
Surface-doped trace Al efficiently changes the lattice parameters, inhibits the resistance rise, accelerates lithium ion diffusion, and finally promotes the low temperature performance of LiNi0.5Co0.2Mn0.3O2.
The second paper in this series discusses how the approach can be used to compute efficiently changes in equilibrium structure with parameters such as pressure (i.e., the appearance and disappearance of azeotropes and heteroazeotropes) and contains several numerical examples of the approach described in this paper.
Overall, our findings hint at decision-making strategies that are more flexible than previously assumed, with SATs that are efficiently changed on a trial-by-trial basis.
