Sentence examples for more efficient rate from inspiring English sources

For example, by handling the peak loads of tax preparers in April and the peak loads of retailers in December, A.W.S. servers run at a higher and more efficient rate, annualized, than any individual company can realize.

To achieve a more efficient rate reduction, we propose the use of a MPCM-based coding algorithm (Figure 1).

Buy when the share price is cheaper than its value, and you remove stock from the market at a more efficient rate.

For this reason, there are still efforts in the design and implementation of more efficient rate adaptation algorithms to proper handle multiple data rates.

An analysis of six types of residential rate designs shows that designing residential rates with seasonal consumption charges might make significant progress toward a more efficient rate design.

The reduction in circulating insulin levels may therefore be a product of the hyperbolic relationship that exists between insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion, 77 ie, a lower insulin requirement due to a more efficient rate of glucose disposal.

The government-rated battery range of 53 miles is 25percentt more efficient, rated at 106 miles per gallon equivalent.

The latter permits a much more efficient on/off rate and thus the rate of transport will be increased.

Ranking the data accordingly results in far better AUC ROC values and thus to a more efficient error rate reduction by rejecting the prediction of objects close to the decision boundary (see also below, predictiveness curves).

In order to achieve more efficient bit rate adaptabilities in terms of bit rate PSNR performance, priorities in transmitting order can be considered for the MGS packets according to the bit length and the contribution to the PSNR of each MGS packet[15].

To reach a practical use, further opportunities for research and development can be identified at the level of catalyst design, delivering chitosan-based novel catalysts – e.g. aerogels, layers, chitosan-based derivatizations, etc. –, that could enable more efficient catalytic rates and would display largely improved recyclability outcomes.