Sentence examples for more efficient capture from inspiring English sources

Research is needed to discover and demonstrate more efficient capture technologies, to secure long-term storage solutions, and to identify additional carbon storage methods.

These include a magnetic triplet situated after the target chamber to increase the acceptance of the Enge spectrograph, a velocity filter to more effectively separate the beam from the reaction products and the replacement of the Paul trap with a linear trap resulting in more efficient capture and accumulation of ions from the ion cooler.

Such parasitic loads associated with carbon capture can be reduced by using improved solvents, e.g., methyldiethanolamine/piperazine (MDEA/PZ) [22], and more efficient capture process configurations, e.g., absorber intercooling or stripper interheating [23].

In the process of acquisition processing, another thread can execute signal data from the CPU memory to the GPU memory copy operation, so as to make more efficient capture.

Technology enables the more efficient capture and distribution of that data at scale, but it isn't a hard requirement for gamification.

This approach allowed for a more efficient capture of heterogeneous melanoma CTCs relative to targeting a single marker [ 20].

Algae can be thought of as marine and freshwater plants that have higher photosynthetic efficiencies than terrestrial plants and are more efficient capturing carbon (Box 1).

Although the electron transport to the TiO2 surface for PI-1 and PI-2 was not efficient enough to result in a high photovoltaic behavior, our design has afforded dyes exhibiting a more efficient light capture in the visible region.

The second aim was to identify a faster and more efficient image capture.

Camera now has more efficient video capture and better low-light images, a strength of the Google Pixel line.

Potential applications for Exxon include optimizing a country's power grid as well as enabling more predictive environmental and highly accurate quantum chemistry calculations for materials discovery and more efficient carbon capture.