Sentence examples for engineered to improve efficiency from inspiring English sources
Nanoparticulate hematite is a promising material for catalytic and photoelectrochemical applications, where the surfaces are engineered to improve efficiency in different chemical environments.
Over ninety percent of all corn and soybeans grown in the U.S. are engineered to improve agricultural efficiency and withstand frequent pesticide applications.
Solar is the top technology on the following pages but the UK's contribution varies from intelligent chip technology engineered to improve energy efficiency to wave and tidal energy generation.
These enzymes can now be precisely engineered to improve their rate of reaction and the specificity of their action so as to improve process efficiency, to improve product quality, and to lessen food safety risks.
Engineers restoring New York City's Catskill Aqueduct, the source for 40percentt of the city's water, integrate engineering with mapping to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
However, engineered systems are often deficient in the employment of decomposers despite their potential to improve efficiency and sustainability.
To improve efficiency of the device, portions of panel's materials are engineered to emit thermal radiation in a very specific wavelength that maximizes the transfer of energy into the atmosphere.
The new racing program, supported by Mazda engineers in Japan and North America, aims to publicize a 2.2-liter turbodiesel engine that is one element of the company's Skyactiv strategy to improve efficiency.
