Sentence examples for efficiently resolved from inspiring English sources

Thus, the block problems caused by filtration and fouling in the heat exchanger tubes can be efficiently resolved in this system.

The new ADI finite-volume method is also extended for simulations on multi-block structured curvilinear grids with which complex geometries can be efficiently resolved.

In a phosphate buffer system (50 mM, pH 7.0), 200 mM rac-SO was efficiently resolved, obtaining (S -SO with 98.1% enantiomeric exceS -SO.e)., witheas (S)-SO only with 45.2% e.e. was obtained from 750 mM rac-SO.

As a result, it was found that 1-arylethylamines having an electron-withdrawing substituent could be efficiently resolved by (S -2, while the amineS -2ving an electron-donating group could not.

This generalization requires a change in the boundary integral formulation of the solution, in which a double-layer Stokes integral is introduced, and leads to changes in the fluid dynamics due to the viscosity contrast of the vesicles, which can no longer be efficiently resolved with existing algorithms.

The A.V. Club writer Scott Tobias said "The Duel" efficiently resolved a major storyline in 30 minutes, and was "a nice mix of the wacky and the melancholy, though it's perhaps a little long on the former and a little short on the latter".

In the transport network, bandwidth reservation for HSUPA is not efficient and TCP cannot efficiently resolve congestion because of lower layer retransmissions.

Only two weeks ago, Delaware was flying high, fresh off the Chancery Court's superb job in efficiently resolving the many takeover disputes which have arisen there in the past year.

Troy Chance, a sportswriter who lives in Lake Placid, keeps the traumatized boy in her care until she can determine who tried to kill him, a puzzle Henry efficiently resolves in the final scenes.

The use of multispectral methods allows to efficiently resolve extrinsic optical agents, such as fluorochromes and fluorescent proteins [17, 18].

In the transport network, the transmission control protocol (TCP) cannot efficiently resolve congestion because of the lower layer retransmissions.