Sentence examples for ineffectively used from inspiring English sources

ESO is based on the simple idea that the optimal structure (maximum stiffness, minimum weight) can be produced by gradually removing the ineffectively used material from the design domain.

Evolutionary structural optimization (ESO) is based on a simple idea that an optimal structure (with maximum stiffness but minimum weight) can be achieved by gradually removing ineffectively used materials from design domain.

Personal respiratory protection is usually uncomfortable and when made available is ineffectively used in most health settings[ 29].

Marshall had snatched defeat from the jaws of victory by ineffectively using his numerical superiority and his topographical advantage.

The reaction at the finely porous LSM proceeds via the triple phase boundary and ineffectively uses the mixed conductivity property of the material.

"It's not for political reasons, but because we are offended by the way our money is used ineffectively, if not destructively.

The institution was invoked less frequently after the Persian Wars, falling into disuse after it was used ineffectively, probably in 417, to resolve the political impasse caused by the rivalry of Nicias and Alcibiades.

The problem is that there are repetitive time allowances inserted in the procurement supply chain process and these time buffers are used ineffectively, thus leading to considerable time wastage.

Based on expert interviews and detailed document analysis, we draw parallels to extractive industries, where revenues that are earmarked for public investment have often been found to be used ineffectively.

The restorers' work was hampered by the asbestos-based substance that Bartholdi had used – ineffectively, as inspections showed – to prevent galvanic corrosion.

When he first presented the proposal during his campaign, the governor said that, in the past, the National Guard had been used ineffectively, but the plan this time was to right those wrongs.