This merit of higher efficiency is subject of rewarding by public authorities.
It is attractive due to its merits of effectiveness, efficiency and free sludge (Chu and Chen 2002).
The method has the merits of high efficiency, easy implementation, and does not need to consider the relationship among adjacent pixels.
Furthermore, projects' staffing as well as companies' hiring could become extra sensitive to the potential risk of denial of entry to the U.S., putting logistical conveniences ahead of merit, efficiency, and effectiveness.
To break out of this pattern, a regime can attempt to decouple political power from economic ascendancy, freeing up the public and private sectors to operate on principles of efficiency, merit and fairness rather than sociopolitical concerns.
As half-Heusler compounds are promising candidates for environmentally friendly and low-cost thermoelectric materials, not only a high figure of merit and efficiency are necessary but also detailed knowledge of mechanical properties and thermal expansion is compulsory.
We use these solutions to consider the effects of nondimensionalized target-probe dissociation constant, nondimensionalized target distribution width, and nondimensionalized peak distribution concentration on key affinity capture figures of merit: capture efficiency (n/ N), capture length (p z ), and capture time (p t ).
"The merit of looking at questions of efficiency, I believe, is not simply to find out which systems are more efficient than others," says Lord Andrew Adonis, former Education Minister of the UK.
Furthermore, it is shown that the element has the merit of high accuracy and efficiency without any sacrifice of general applicability.
Figures of merits are the efficiency of the rectifier and the value of the capacitor, where the harvested energy is stored.
This decision has its merits, many researchers agree, in terms of efficiency, but it is likely to lead to an even heavier focus on applied research.
