True, modern insulation and windows make for much more efficient temperature control in modern foyers, he acknowledged, and ceiling fans help to push warm air down in winter and to circulate cooled air in summer.
Further improvements of HP-SDC energy efficiency are suggested to be focused on low regeneration temperature desiccant rotor and more efficient high temperature refrigerant.
More efficient, high temperature reactor designs have been proposed, with potential to provide industrial heat.
While the PMAA/PNIPAM-1 microgels with thicker PNIPAM shells, prepared with the partially-swollen PMAA cores via distillation precipitation copolymerization in acetonitrile, exhibited more efficient independent temperature and pH dual-stimuli responsive controlled releasing performance.
These results also demonstrate that Cd II) ion sorption on magnetic sorbents would be more efficient at lower temperatures [35].
Apparently, excitation energy is transferred from the species luminescing at 352 nm to the species luminescing at 364 nm, and this transfer is more efficient at higher temperatures.
Galactooligosaccharides (GOS) are novel prebiotic food ingredients that can be produced from lactose using β-galactosidase, but the process is more efficient at higher temperatures.
This C4 pathway is not only more efficient at warmer temperatures, it also uses less nitrogen (fertiliser) and less water during photosynthesis and because the plants' pores, or stomata, need to be open for a shorter time compared with C3 plants to receive carbon dioxide.
The observation that mftP and mftR transcripts are readily detectable when cells are grown in the absence of urate at 37 °C is consistent with the inference that repression may be more efficient at lower temperatures.
The quenching is more efficient at high temperature which can be attributed to more overlaps of wave functions of Ce3+-W6+-Tb3+ atemperatureeratemperature
