Sentence examples for lower material consumption from inspiring English sources

This blade design has high strength and lower material consumption to achieve the low cost of complete rotor assembly of the wind turbine which actually covers more than 50% of the overall wind turbine cost.

The circular economy scenario has considerably lower material consumption and carbon footprint than the business as usual (BAU) and resource efficiency scenarios and it is approximately equal to the 2012 baseline.

This means that on resonance, nanostructures absorb photons from an area much larger than their physical cross section, leading to lower material consumption and thus lower bulk recombination rates without the need for focusing lenses or external optics.

Though the new sustainable apparel retail models aim to minimize the environmental and social impact of consumption by lowering material consumption levels, not many people relate these retail concepts with sustainable behaviors.

We propose that $/W can be reduced by lowering the material consumption with a slight sacrifice in power output by changing the device architecture.

Besides, this process to recycle converter slag had a lower energy and material consumption and no pollutant emission.

We propose a modified process for the massive production of polysilicon by directional solidification (DS) technology designed to change the currently used "two-step DS process" into a "single-step DS process", to enable the efficient production of polysilicon with lower energy and material consumption.

During the last decade, the other countries in Asia exhibited a similar development, albeit at a much lower level of material consumption: After a long period of stagnation, material use in the rest of the region increased by 33% between 2000 and 2010.

Mixed liquid desiccant may have better dehumidification efficiency, lower material cost and lower energy consumption.

Nevertheless, polycrystalline thin-film PV technologies present substantial advantages, including potential for lower costs, for flexible substrates, and for reduced material consumption and weight.

Similarly, in the RE scenario, material consumption increases (albeit at a lower rate than in the BAU scenario) and waste arisings decrease, however both territorial and consumption carbon emissions are reduced relative to the 2012 baseline due to partial decoupling of material consumption from economic growth.