Sentence examples for more efficient adjustment from inspiring English sources

Due to the more efficient adjustment of the estimator's gain function by the suggested parameter choice and also further keeping the speech strong components from being distorted through the gain flooring scheme, our STSA estimation schemes are able to provide better noise reduction as well as less speech distortion compared to the previous methods.

More appropriate, more modern trade-adjustment assistance, more efficient job training programs and better education are a must.

The results support that the developed hybrid algorithm using tolerance adjustment will be more efficient and robust when computing metabolic fluxes from noisy experimental data in a real-case application.

The SQP using the tolerance adjustment was observed to be more efficient in accuracy but more time-consuming than the case without adjusting.

The estimates of continuous-time system parameters tend to be more efficient than their discrete-time system counterparts (Phillips 1991), and estimates of adjustment parameters, hence adjustment lags, are independent of the observation interval.

She began analyzing utility data to more effectively segment their users and understand consumption at a more granular level, leading to targeted rate adjustment and pricing tiers that were more efficient.

This would enable public investments (typically the first casualties of any adjustment) to continue and make the public sector generally more efficient.

Results of actions included: adjustment of own structure of work; organizing patient safety education for colleagues; more efficient and structured communication with colleagues; and reporting of incidents.

With a little bit of an adjustment and a recognition that, with the bigger man, you have to be more efficient with my shots.

With a little bit of an adjustment and a recognition that, with the bigger man, you have to be more efficient with my shots … I made some errors.

The commission added: "We are suggesting adjustments that would make the council tax system fairer for homeowners and more efficient in terms of government revenues".