Sentence examples for further utilising from inspiring English sources

Other types of innovative partnerships between stakeholders have also led to fruition; in 2010, the SEPTA the public transport operator for Philadelphia aimed to further increase the energy efficiency of their network operations by further utilising the regenerative braking capabilities of their rolling stock in their metro system.

Here, it would also be interesting to exploit any network symmetries (either arising from the identical nature of the cells, their shapes, or the topology of their coupling) to allow for the compact representation of network response (and further utilising the method of 'words'words

We explored this further utilising the thallium-sensitive dye FluxOR to quantify the flux of thallium ions through K+ channels as a measure of GIRK channel activity (Beacham et al, 2010).

A rice mill produces many by-products that can be further utilised into value-added products.

We further utilised QCM measurements by exposing QCMs in conjunction with biological assays at all dilutions tested (1.0-12.0 L/min), demonstrating the versatility of this tool.

The model may be further utilised as a validation tool for finite element models of wall structures printed under specific process conditions.

The validated model is further utilised to conduct a parametric design study of a nominal six hour TES (1.55MWhth) for a gas micro-turbine.

And it points out it plans to further utilise the skills already available in Scotland's universities in partnership with the security service, to develop the effort against cyber threats.

The developed model can be further utilised to predict the increase of the production rate during hydraulic fracture stimulations and investigate other important phenomena influencing well productivity, such as, for example, secondary cracking of the fractured media.

This information can be further utilised to adapt future IUWS operation and/or design which, in turn, should make these systems more resilient to future climate and urbanisation changes.

With sufficient computational hardware, the techniques developed in this pilot study can further utilise fine meshes, equations of state and sophisticated material models, so that optimal hybrid systems can be identified from a wide range of materials, designs and threats.