Sentence examples for more efficient position from inspiring English sources

Wayfinders may begin to move toward their upcoming turn direction, placing themselves in a more efficient position before entering an intersection.

Given that the VC in high SCI is influenced by the position of the patient (the diaphragm tends to remain partially collapsed due to the effect of gravity), it may help to place an abdominal girdle, which can improve respiratory function in the sitting position by placing the diaphragm in a more efficient position.

Another, more efficient position (i.e. it maximizes the effect of drafting), is to offset your front wheel from the leader's rear wheel by a few inches, but trail within 1 foot (0.3 m).

He has made six errors in 104 games and has been more efficient at positioning and getting to grounders that he has not always corralled in the past.

Moreover, the relevant effect of the cerebrospinal fluid flux dynamics on the drug diffusion in the spinal cord tissue was here revealed for the first time: an oriented delivery of the released molecules in the spinal cord tract caudally to the gel site is demonstrated, thus suggesting a more efficient gel positioning rostrally to the lesion.

Control operations that aim at containing and eventually eradicating a given disease are thus likely to be more efficient if positioned alongside these barriers to strengthen their effect (Russell et al. 2006).

The more efficient detection system, positioned closer to the sample, yielded element sensitivity increases of 5 50%.

In this paper, rather than consider how fabrication technologies and maker activities can be directly matched to existing standards or allow for more efficient content coverage, I position making as a network of powerful ideas and perspectives that are highly connected to other ideas, personal and syntonic to the learner, and are immediately useful for solving problems of personal importance.

They may make electron transfer to and from ubiquinone in complexes I and III more efficient, as the relative positions and orientations of the two complexes are precisely aligned rather than random.

"The decision to restructure the business... should provide us with the opportunity to strengthen our balance sheet, create a more efficient expense structure and ultimately position the company to compete more effectively," he said.

At about the same time, William Fairbairn, a Scottish engineer, showed that breast wheels (i.e., those in which water enters at the 10- or two-o'clock position) were more efficient than overshot wheels and less vulnerable to flood damage.