Sentence examples for good energy efficiency from inspiring English sources
Table 5 Performance evaluation of DVFS Parameter(s) Evaluation Performance DVFS provide good performance, it reduces the instruction that processor issue in a particular instance of time therefore which results in power reduction Energy efficiency Provide good energy efficiency if workload is known or dividing task and assigning different frequency.
"The main challenge for Europe is to renovate the 80% of buildings built before we had good energy efficiency standards," he said.
Funding is always welcome, but energy efficiency in particular, can be strongly driven by regulation and standards, and because good energy efficiency innovations have such rapid payback times, would regulatory approaches, or state-federal partnerships in regulation and incentives not accomplish a great deal of what can be done in this area?
The proposed SWSBD desalting plants have good energy efficiency and promising technico-economic features.
The proposed SW SBD desalting technology has a good energy efficiency and promising technicoeconomic features.
"The key to getting really high performance and really good energy efficiency is to keep everything on the chip," Henry said.
Glazed thermal solar collectors, typically equipped with black, optical selective absorber sheets, exhibit good energy conversion efficiency.
Simulation and test results show that this new structure has good energy absorption efficiency and provides a new way for the design of underwater protective structure.
After optimization with the sweep-segment number, the 27-sweep-segment polyaniline CE had a good electrocatalytic activity for the I−/I3− redox couple, and the DSSC assembled with such CE exhibited a good energy conversion efficiency of 5.92%, which is comparable to that of DSSC with sputtered-Pt CE.
While control of ventilation is good for energy efficiency, indoor temperatures in winter, 4 and protection against outdoor pollutants (notably airborne particles), 5 it has the potential to increase concentrations of pollutants arising from sources inside or underneath the home.
Silver (oxide)–zinc batteries are expensive but are employed where high power density, good energy-cycling efficiency, low weight, and low volume are critical.
