Sentence examples for more efficient equivalent from inspiring English sources

Relatively expensive layerwise models facilitate accurate stress predictions from underlying model assumptions, whereas more efficient equivalent single-layer theories often rely on variationally inconsistent transverse stresses from recovery steps.

However, a more efficient equivalent noise procedure has been developed, which provides reliable estimates of internal noise and sampling in fewer than 100 trials (Tibber et al., 2014).

The hydraulic rammers and turning mechanisms of the 8-inch turrets were also replaced by faster and more efficient electric equivalents, new sights were fitted on Indiana and Massachusetts, and new turret hoists were installed to improve the reloading speed, but the gun mountings never performed in an entirely satisfactory manner.

Sun is touting its new storage system, which it calls Amber Road, as not only simpler and easier to use than its older storage products, but up to four times faster and more efficient than an equivalent spinning drives.

In this paper, I discuss a method for analyzing specialization into a series of conditional optimizations: formal transformations which, given some constraint on the environment, map mechanisms to more efficient mechanisms with equivalent behavior.

The results demonstrate that the ammonia fueled SOFC is more efficient than an equivalent hydrogen fueled one, due to the cooling effect of internal reactions that reduces ancillaries energy consumptions related to cathode air flow.

For simulating flow in heterogeneous porous media it is computationally more efficient to define an equivalent effective (i.e., upscaled) medium rather than considering detailed spatial heterogeneities.

Generally speaking, the engines run longer, produce more torque and are much more efficient than gasoline-powered equivalents.

As part of this effort, an equivalent yet more efficient form of the a μ scheme in which the independent marching variables are the local fluxes tied to each mesh point is introduced.

A horse can shift energy between its front and back legs and their large tendons, making the gait much more efficient than a trot the quadruped equivalent to a run.

It warrants investigation whether these agents are equivalent or more efficient than mifepristone when used to block repopulation following cisplatin-paclitaxel therapy.