Sentence examples for more efficient exploitation from inspiring English sources

Greater knowledge of the world's oceans enables scientists to more accurately predict, for example, long-term weather and climatic changes and also leads to more efficient exploitation of the Earth's resources.

Organizations or funds to assure the development of the inventions further and facilitate more efficient exploitation of university inventions are needed in Finland.

Furthermore, Denmark sees large potential for EVs with regards to a more efficient exploitation of its renewable energy sources (mainly wind energy).

With proposed power control, the average aggregation level of CCE is lowered and more users can be scheduled per TTI, leading to more efficient exploitation of PDSCH resources.

Through these cases, trends of innovation are identified both for small and settlement scale applications, supporting the perspective of a more efficient exploitation of the solar cooling potential.

Novel screening methods have emerged that enable a more efficient exploitation of the CAZyme diversity found in the microbial world or generated by protein engineering.

This knowledge enables scientists to predict, for example, long-term weather and climatic changes and leads to more efficient exploration and exploitation of the Earth's resources, which in turn result in better management of the environment in general.

Rooted in Marxist fundamentals, Caffentzis examines how capital has turned forces like "information technology" into newer and more efficient modes of labor exploitation.

More detailed analyses of the hydrolysis and acidogenesis steps in solid-state fermentation are needed for the efficient exploitation of more sustainable feedstocks such as straw or energy crops other than maize.

Alternatively, the division of labor hypothesis suggests that colonies with greater genetic diversity have greater genetically determined behavioral diversity or broader task performance thresholds, which allows for a more efficient division of labor or the exploitation of rare genetic specialists [ 6, 13- 16].

The extensive exploitation of electric power in ships enables the development of more efficient and environmentally friendlier ships, as it allows for a more flexible ship power system operation and configuration.