Sentence examples for more efficient application from inspiring English sources
Although I don't doubt there may well still be difficulties ahead, the benefits appear to be considerable: a more efficient application system, the end of clearing and perhaps crucially, according to Ucas, the end of a system that has favoured the rich for decades.
Moreover, additional QoE performance gains could be expected when using a more efficient application adaptation solution.
Information on ASF transmission parameters could allow for more efficient application of outbreak control measures.
Secondly, for more efficient application in a real world, we develop the database table in order to apply the efficient DB schemas (normalization using primary key and foreign key) to encrypted documents.
The fully 3-D numerical simulation of the hydraulic fracturing process is of great importance to developing more efficient application of this technology, and also presents a significant technical challenge because of the strong nonlinear coupling between the viscous flow of fluid and fracture propagation.
Haplotypes may yield higher gene diversity values than individual SNPs and provide more efficient application of SNP markers [ 29].
The next phase will likely include writing of more efficient applications paired directly with the hardware to greatly improve performance and/or power efficiency, particularly in multicore computers.
And she said that improvements — through automatic controls and more efficient applications — can have quick paybacks for operators as well as major environmental benefits.
"Manufacturers had better start building more efficient applications and more efficient services.
However, the electronic properties touching off the high performance of these heterostructures and the possibility of designing more efficient applications for the rectifier diode were not presently clear.
The results obtained in such a paper concludes that each vehicular scenario presents specific characteristics in terms of average link availability and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), which can be exploited to develop more efficient applications.
