Sentence examples for more energy consuming from inspiring English sources

Therefore for dehydration only, the plasma treatment can be used instead of much more energy consuming thermal treatment.

Although, the impact of the reaction condition D is similar to the reaction condition B. However, the reaction condition D (450 RPM agitation speed and 0.5 l/min CO2 injection speed) would be a more energy consuming process as compared to that of the reaction condition B (200 RPM agitation speed and 0.5 l/min CO2 injection speed).

By increasing that transport, the stressed cell could be attempting to remove dysfunctional organelles such as mitochondria and other molecules that accumulate as a result of oxidative damage, or alternatively it could also be trying to retrieve molecules for re-utilisation in detriment of de novo protein synthesis, which is more energy consuming.

We focus our attention in CM WSNs since these applications are more energy consuming than their EDD WSNs counterpart.

The ΔG 0, ΔH 0 and ΔS 0 values were greater for Cd-HAP than Ca-HAP in solution, suggesting that the Cd-HAP dissolution was more energy consuming and consequently it is less soluble [17].

Since the role of the cluster head (CH) is more energy consuming than the operation of the cluster members (CMs) (due to the data recollection and transmissions to the sink), the function of the CH has to be periodically interchanged in order to avoid premature energy depletion of a node.

And if you don't clean them thoroughly (one website goes so far as to suggest boiling them, which involves more energy-consuming faffing about), they will go mouldy and smelly.

For the energy consumption, the underlying motivation is that UMTS/GPRS communication is much more energy-consuming than IEEE-802.15.4.

Some fish species, however, such as Kenyan Tilapia, have evolved a more energy-consuming process of excreting urea instead of ammonia.

To additionally dampen vibrations below this threshold, the TRD can switch to another, more energy-consuming mode of operation, the swinging mode in which both control masses oscillate about certain angular positions.

This paper proposes a wake-up radio circuit which is capable of both addressing and waking up not only a more efficient but also more energy-consuming radio front end.