Sentence examples for exploit more efficiently from inspiring English sources
In order to exploit more efficiently their tensile capacity, it is interesting to use CFRP bars as prestressing tendons.
We argue that because of possible differences in root architecture, the hanfets may exploit more efficiently water resources than pure crops.
It introduces the naive-Bayes classifier as a means to cope with the curse of dimensionality and to exploit more efficiently the available training data set.
This is mainly due to the use of a buffer for new secondary data calls; this buffer allows the strategy E3 (compared against strategies E2 and E4) to exploit more efficiently the elasticity of data traffic in benefit of system capacity.
Many-core processors are good candidates for speeding up video coding because the parallelism of these applications can be exploited more efficiently by the many-core architecture.
This means that the device is increasingly exploited more efficiently when launching more thread blocks which hide the latencies caused by sequential dependence and memory stores and loads.
We then present a prototype system we developed, the Web Collaborative Searching Assistant (WCSA), which exploits GMUTA and helps distributed group members to work more efficiently.
Our hypothesis is that using overspecified expressions during the practice of recently acquired vocabulary will help learners to better remember the lexemes and to exploit them more efficiently later on.
Over the last years there has been growing interest in academics and industry in which way these degrees of freedom should be used and how users should be assigned in heterogeneous wireless scenarios to exploit resources more efficiently, incorporate fairness, and increase reliability.
Radical changes in cell structure, including the loss of the rigid prokaryotic cell wall and the development of endomembranes, allowed the protoeukaryotes to avoid cheater control and to exploit nutrients more efficiently.
