Sentence examples for more efficient switch from inspiring English sources

Expertise was also shown to allow for a more efficient switch of attentional foci.

The Natural Resources Defense Council recently proposed an innovative scheme that would set overall emissions targets but let the individual states — and the utilities that operate in them — figure out how to meet them by making their boilers more efficient, switching to cleaner fuels or by subsidizing energy efficiency and encouraging reduced consumption by individuals and businesses.

Numerical simulations show that our frame layer optimal encoding procedure brings advantages in terms of several characteristics of the streamed video, encompassing enhanced rate-distortion, reduced transmission buffer occupancy, equalization of the transmission delays, and more efficient switching.

The guidance includes a mix of three strategies to cut pollution: using technology to make plants more efficient, switching to more efficient sources of energy (in most cases, from coal to natural gas), or capturing greenhouse gas emissions and storing them underground.

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If you will be gone for more than 15 minutes, however, it is more efficient to switch the light off.

The cis-regulatory evolution of GAL1 and GAL3 has led to a more efficient genetic switch by subfunctionalizing the processes and regulation of galactose phosphorylation and induction [ 21].

By 2001, the third generation dumped circuit-switching, which uses direct connections, for more efficient packet-switching, which moves data around in blocks.

Exxon predicts that carbon dioxide emissions from energy sources will peak by about 2030 and then begin to decline as society becomes more efficient and switches to lower-carbon fuels.

(i) Compared with flexoelectricity, surface effects can be overwhelming and lead to much more efficient mechanical switching caused by tip loading.

Although the chemical composition of the newly prepared hydrogel was generally the same as conventional PNIPAAm hydrogels (a relative control), significantly improved shrinkage properties and a more efficient "on off" switching induced by temperature modulations were observed for the novel gel as compared with the homogeneous reference.