Sentence examples for in overall efficiency from inspiring English sources
Optimizing the floater bottom shape and the operating conditions for energy extraction lead to a two-times increase in overall efficiency, even without any active control.
It is one of the biggest factors in the Knicks' early-season surge, particularly on offense, where the Knicks are also first in overall efficiency (110.5 points per 100 possessions), just ahead of Oklahoma City.
The linear problem exhibits the advertised convergence rate for both methods as well as the expected large disparity in overall error levels; WENO5 has the smaller errors and an enormous advantage in overall efficiency (in accuracy per unit CPU time).
By using a fluctuating DC power source H2 flow rate and the power consumption of the electrolyser can be improved, but at the same time this may lead to a drop in overall efficiency.
The main benefit of the ATR membrane reactor is a reduction of the fuel processor volume to 13 liters, at the expense of a more complex steam system and a small reduction in overall efficiency.
Superconducting electric equipments have a lot of advantages over the conventional devices such as improvements in overall efficiency, size reduction, high current carrying capability, and also environment-friendly products.
A key assumption to be tested by the POT was that using deposit accounts for CDL co-investments would minimize the number of transactions and result in overall efficiencies and cost savings.
Privatization and liberalization have no doubt produced gains in the overall efficiency in agriculture and in the provision of some services.
Moreover, a peculiar and reversible trend in the short-circuit current density and in the overall efficiency of the cell has been observed during prolonged photovoltaic measurements.
The use of this class of materials should allow a relevant increase in the temperature of the gas with an increase in the overall efficiency.
The benefits of these improvements will allow for a more efficient use of nuclear fuel, an increase in the overall efficiency of reactor operations, and increased equipment reliability.
