Sentence examples for more efficient flow from inspiring English sources

Impedance matching allows a more efficient flow of current through the system.

This is the year in which Twitter and Facebook, far from being sideline commentators providing merely a more efficient flow of free publicity, became the main show and the realms of movies and television became, instead, instantly reactive.

Thus, to overcome such possible failures, the design of more efficient flow channels has received considerable attention in the research community for the last decade.

The officials said the shift, in which the Mexicans have both displaced other traffickers and opened new markets themselves, has meant a steadily more efficient flow of drugs into the United States, even as border controls have tightened since Sept. 11.

Whilst such observations may not be conclusive, location of such oscillating residuals within the CFD domain can help the designer to identify where geometric modifications could result in steadier (and, most likely, more efficient) flow.

"OpenLeaks will enable a much more efficient flow of information, it will build on all those existing resources in the form of qualified journalists and researchers and will avoid the concentration of too much power with one organization.

Currently three factors have been proposed: (1) more efficient flow-through respiration, (2) locomotor balance in bipeds, and (3) thermoregulation.

This approach is fundamentally more efficient than flow based approaches since it avoids the need to cross compare flows across the dataset [33].

But the possibilities of these vehicles go beyond more efficient traffic flow, improved safety or Google's quest for technological world dominance.

New sensors and networking will also enable more efficient traffic flow control, which will allow for a better use of the resource network capacity.

Susan Edgerley, an assistant managing editor in charge of figuring out more efficient copy flow, said that when she started at The Times as a copy editor 20 years ago, she had little to do — like those reporters waiting around in 1954 — until the 9 p.m. deadline, when most of the copy for the next day's paper landed at once.