Sentence examples for leading efficiency from inspiring English sources

In spring, SIM Drive said the SIM-LEI ("Leading Efficiency In-Wheel motor") can reach 333km under "general urban traffic conditions in Japan".

Dubbed SIM-LEI ("Leading Efficiency In-Wheel motor"), the 4-seater just needs 4.8 seconds to go from 0km/h to 100km/h and has a top speed of 150km.

The algorithms are component oriented leading to efficiency in computation.

For example, starting a business is becoming far less capital-intensive, leading to efficiency gains and increased competition among early-stage companies.

A review of 14 leading energy efficiency program administrators demonstrates that high levels of energy savings are not only achievable but also sustainable.

"Our leading power efficiency, achieved without compromise to performance, is another example of the added features and value that our customers have come to expect from WD". Advanced Format technology – Technology being pioneered by WD and adopted by other drive manufacturers to increase media format efficiencies, thus enabling larger drive capacities.

They can act as a vehicle for mobilising resources and skills, leading to efficiency and productivity gains (De Lacy and others 2002).

Oxford PV has already set a world-leading efficiency mark for perovskite-based cells at 27.3percentt.

We need to see more unbundling of those services, which would create greater competition, leading to efficiencies and innovation.

It is hoped the move will improve patient care and services as well as leading to efficiencies.

Grown on this substrate, microcrystalline cells exhibit excellent response in the infrared while keeping high open-circuit voltage and fill factor, leading to efficiencies of up to 10.0%.