Sentence examples for envisaged efficiency from inspiring English sources

The design concept of the steam cycle is indicating the envisaged efficiency increase to around 44%.

In fact, this rationalisation is in keeping with the logic of regional trade integration itself, which depends for its envisaged efficiency enhancing effects in part upon the economies of scale facilitated by the abolition or reduction of internal tariffs, and BAT's behaviour in this respect was mirrored by PM, with which it had to compete.

The responsible Turkish Ministry of Health envisaged increasing efficiency and coordination of the delivery of health care, thereby reducing costs to the health care system.

In order to reduce the TLT's top horizontal along-wind displacements in the cross-line direction, non-linear pendulum-like dampers (NLPD) installed on the towers are envisaged and their efficiency is demonstrated with the aid of comparisons between numerical results obtained from the controlled and the uncontrolled systems.

It can be envisaged that the reduced efficiency of the glyoxylate cycle in the cytosol affects growth in the postdiauxic phase and as such account for the reduced lifespan of Δ pex3Δ pot1 and Δ pex5 cells, relative to the single POT1 deletion CLS during the stationary phase.

But what we're not getting from the Conservatives are many concrete tactics for just how they envisage executing this efficiency.

More optimistic predictions have envisaged an increase in fuel efficiency of up to 39%[62]2].

Preferential allocation of resources to cost effective activities and increasing consumption of services were measures envisaged to address allocative and technical efficiency issues respectively.

Medium term (2015 2020): Continued improvements to the efficiency of new cars are envisaged.

As such, evidence-based, targeted, sport-specific and situation-specific strategies along with more effective analysis and improved efficiency and intelligence are approaches envisaged to lead to better deterrence of doping in sport.

Locking the dihedral angle of the northern phenyl substituent into the preferred bioactive conformation was envisaged as a design strategy to improve binding efficiency.