Sentence examples for exploitation efficiencies from inspiring English sources

The results prove that the developed algorithm displays better exploration and exploitation efficiencies.

As a result, individuals will be superior after mutation and the exploitation efficiency of the algorithm will be enhanced.

Reduction in branching increased root system exploitation efficiency but the concurrent reduction in internode length reduced the soil volume explored.

As a new scenario, injecting CO2 to displace shale gas is proposed to improve the exploitation efficiency of shale gas and reduce the amount of CO2 emission.

A two-level SIMD mapping scheme for ray tracing is chosen to get better trade-off between coherence exploitation efficiency and bandwidth requirements.

Cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access have been identified as the means to maximize spectrum exploitation and efficiency.

Contemporary architecture is generally characterised by shapes whose complexity, according to a multidisciplinary design approach, is related to the fulfilment of several requirements, such as structural and thermal efficiencies, exploitation of renewable energy sources, and reduction of construction and maintenance costs.

How to break the limitations of the two independent industries involved with surface and underground gas extraction, and how to organically coordinate the safety of coal mining and the high-efficiency exploitation of coalbed methane, are problems of efficient gas extraction in high-gas coal beds.

The reason is that the exploitation of energy efficiency criterion leads to the increased energy efficiency and throughput for reduced power levels.

This latter analysis, coupled with a conventional one, provides an alternative point of view over the evaluation of the plant performance taking into account not only the final characteristics of the streams but also process efficiency, exploitation of raw material and energy, and the footprint occupied by the installation.

Sooner or later, one of them increases in exploitation intensity or efficiency, thereby causing the extinction of the competing species.