Sentence examples for more efficient time from inspiring English sources

This is the result of the more efficient time integration scheme that is possible with the former type of approximation due to the pointwise incompressibility guaranteed by the choice of velocity pressure finite element.

These results clearly demonstrated that UHP is a more efficient, time saving, and eco-friendly alternative for pectin extraction from navel orange peel, especially for pectin with higher viscosity and stability.

Hence, a more efficient time domain implementation, requiring the evaluation of only three correlators, has been developed.

If, however, AVs will be used for small vehicle based public transport with DEDICATED LANES – then we should expect much more efficient, time saving mobility ecosystems in our cities.

So maybe the smart people at the CFPB can try out this 24 hour idea and see if it might be a more efficient time frame than 72 hours.

By taking into consideration factors such as daily household habits, weather forecasts and peak demand hours, smart thermostats can shut off an HVAC system when it's not needed and run it at a more efficient time of day.

We conclude with a section on future software development issues that would be helpful to be addressed to simplify interfaces to allow for more efficient, time-saving, gluing computation for dynamical systems analysis of PDEs in the near future.

But all of them are more efficient time-wise than email, so i didn't mind doing that at all.

Future work will concentrate on a comparison study between the proposed method and other existing time-frequency techniques such as Wigner-Ville and QTFDs based methods, for both simulated and real EEG data to develop more efficient time-varying phase and synchrony estimation for nonstationary signals, and such results will appear elsewhere.

The JFNK-SIMPLE method is shown to be more efficient per time step and more robust at larger time steps.

Purportedly, it gave the 166th Aviation Brigade much additional time for training, as the streamlining process made some programs more efficient, cutting time needed to prepare for them in half.