Sentence examples for maximum and efficient from inspiring English sources

For maximum and efficient charge storage and delivery, porous nanorods with active sites can offer a unique set of advantages.

This approach may aid in targeting highly dense and information oriented structures (feature sets) to achieve maximum and efficient big data reduction.

The optimum adsorbent concentration for the maximum and efficient adsorption of MG is done by varying the adsorbent weight and stirring under dark in similar conditions.

Economic reasoning is focused laser-like on the maximum and efficient achievement of a plurality of goals.

Given the ever-present demand for maximum intraoperative productivity and efficient resource use, immediate postoperative care is understandably yet typically only addressed by the surgical attending very early in the morning and late in the day.

In this paper, a fast and efficient maximum power point tracking (MPPT) control for a photovoltaic (PV) system is developed based on both backstepping and sliding mode approaches.

In order to show the robustness of the method, an actual case study is designed and employed, with the aim of obtaining a spatial design having minimum construction cost, maximum plan regularity and maximum energy efficient form.

The transition functions for mortality and basal area were fitted simultaneously, using the full information maximum likelihood, which produced consistent and efficient estimates contributing to increased precision of model predictions.

The analytic strategic for this study uses all available data for the variables included in the model, with the weighted least squares estimator (similar to the maximum likelihood procedure) producing consistent and efficient estimators [ 32].

The data collection with the pressure mat was fast and efficient, and a maximum of 10 minutes per pig was needed to collect 3 valid runs.

In order to handle the nonindependence of the family observations, the intratrait and cross-trait familial correlation analyses were conducted within the framework of Generalized Estimating Equations (GEEs), an elegant and efficient alternative to maximum likelihood methods that does not require any distributional assumptions.