Sentence examples for narrow efficiency from inspiring English sources

Narrow efficiency distributions are achieved with help of laser marked single wafer tracking, enabling sophisticated equipment and process control.

According to these authors, a mitochondrial dysfunction triggers local protection mechanisms with a narrow efficiency range around the actively demyelinating zone.

Antitrust economists might hate this idea, but perhaps it's time to broaden the discussion beyond how a decline in competition may hurt consumers, and to consider things other than narrow economic efficiency.

Robert West, a Bernstein analyst, said that if Rosneft could narrow its efficiency gap with TNK-BP by just a third, that could be worth more than $2 billion annually.

The 737 MAX and A320neo, out in a couple of years, will get improved engines, narrowing the efficiency gap with the CSeries.

In the current work, a novel reactive distillation column with several liquid-holdup regions was designed, since it allows long residence time and provides flexibility for narrowing the efficiency gap between reaction and distillation.

From the policy aspect, China's industrial development must place emphasis on enforcing competition, narrowing the efficiency gap between enterprises and keeping the frontier technology progressing by emulating, learning from, catching up with, helping each other, and at the same time absorbing advanced technology, and keeping the frontier technology progressing.

It relies on a very narrow definition of efficiency: that market prices immediately adjust to all available information.

Farming out the production of their computers should lower costs because contract manufacturers generally have a narrow focus on efficiency.

The negative effect of steam breakthrough is obvious, such as low heat efficiency, narrow sweep area and high water cut.

The nozzle expansion angle also has an influence on the grinding efficiency: narrow angled nozzles have higher grinding efficiency.