Sentence examples similar to more efficient filling from inspiring English sources

It is more efficient to fill Ni nanowires into nanotubes after the oxidation treatment of LaNi2 alloy at low temperatures, while the oxidation treatment at high temperature results in the forming of herringbone carbon nanofibers with tips of Ni nanoparticles.

This prevents efficient filling of the heart.

Furthermore, foam-filled multi-tube designs both hexagonal- and square-packed designs were found energetically more efficient than Al foam-filled single tubes at similar foam filler densities.

To carry this off would probably take a bass rig the size of Canary Wharf, so let us commend Killing Sound for their far more efficient approach: making you fill your pants by sounding like the sonic embodiment of fear itself.

The team has found that their mission value is really to enable more efficient and informed strategic decisions by filling in intelligence gap about surface ships.

Moreover, DNA polymerase λ is more efficient than DNA polymerase β to fill this oxidized single-nucleotide gap.

Significant correlations observed between grain dry matter (DM) and some ionic traits indicate that, beside the adverse effects of the higher leaf Na concentration on grain DM, the processes involved in the rate and/or duration of grain filling may be more efficient in terms of salt tolerance where grain yield is concerned.

But pcOrder has found a valuable role to fill — making the distribution channel more efficient.

Services will be "redesigned" to be more efficient and vacant staff posts will not be filled.

Fluorescent lights, which consist of tubes filled with mercury vapour, are roughly four times more efficient.

To put the "snorkeling system" to more efficient use, point a fan into a square of four cups filled with ice water and ice cubes.