"more optimised" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the idea that something is more improved or improved to a greater degree. For example, "This new product has been more optimised for convenience and comfort."
Djumpers and drivers together will make a better and more optimised use of existing resources.
Perhaps the typical methods of content promotion and discovery are simply more optimised for devices with screens.
It can lead to the creation of more optimised process flow sheets, and can automate the design process.
The benefits are quite technical but they include an update to the Direct3D element of Direct X that will give coders closer access to graphics hardware, which should in turn mean a more optimised performance.
Additionally, if the PS4 can be more optimised to support PlayStation VR, I think that would make sense, perhaps by integrating some of the functionality of the external box that comes with the headset".
This implies that additive construction can be successfully applied in connection with general housing projects only if housing in general changes to become more optimised and more individualised.
Instead, they have more or less optimised its destruction.
The Xperia Z2 Tablet isn't quite as rounded or ergonomic as the iPad Air, though, and it still needs more decent apps optimised properly for a 10.1in Android screen.
More integrated and optimised biorefinery systems with polygeneration can then be evolved with the aid of graphical analysis of marginal emission savings vs. additional economic margins.
While the production may be more or less optimised from everyday experience, a more systematic method must be used to help corporate level strategic decision-making, more specifically in deciding on how to achieve an optimised production scheme.
If my metaphor only suggests the possibility that our species is more than an optimised ape, that something terrible and glorious befell us, a change gradualism could not predict – if this is merely another fable, it might at least encourage an imagination of humankind large enough to acknowledge some small fragment of the mystery we are.
