Sentence examples for efficiently linked from inspiring English sources

A surface modelling technique was adopted and efficiently linked to the finite element (FE) code to simplify future FE analyses.

Recent advances in the MOOSE (Multiphysics Object Oriented Simulation Environment) framework have enabled a new approach: multiple domain-specific applications, all built on the same software framework, are efficiently linked to create a cohesive application.

This explains: [G]ood, inter-operable Information Technology (IT) systems are required so that information contained in the different datasets can be adequately mined by integration or, at least, interfacing, and efficiently linked to relevant information from other sources.

We can infer from this analysis that the ether group of PEG is efficiently linked to the positively charged surface of SPIONs, and mediated through a dipole-cation covalent interaction.

The lift system is very modern, the most efficiently linked of all the French mega-resorts, with the smallest chairs being high speed quads, lots of 6 and 8 passenger chairs, plus an impressive array of gondolas, trams, moving sidewalks in tunnels, and even funicular-style railways that run right up through the mountain and can operate in any weather conditions.

Building skyscraper towers involved some adaption of engineering techniques, as effectively two different buildings were being designed – the base and the tower – which needed to be efficiently linked using elevators and other service facilities.

Scripts have been written to efficiently link the steps in CFD analysis and to facilitate repeated analysis.

In May, David R. Stuart and Keith Fagnou of the University of Ottawa reported a catalytic method for cleanly and efficiently linking the aromatic compounds indole and benzene.

Subsequently, the pathway was extended to (S,S -2,3-butanediol (S,S -2,3-butanediolciently linking two metabolic pathwayS,S -2,3-butanediollysis.

This technique efficiently links the microstructure to mechanical properties of interest and helps develop material design guidelines for novel heterogeneous composites.

Community-scale systems also occupy an "economic sweet spot" when they're small enough to efficiently link to the local grid, yet large enough to achieve competitive electricity rates.