Sentence examples for optimise the efficient from inspiring English sources

Whilst political economists depict state intervention in the economy and social protection as necessary for efficiency and growth, therefore, neo-liberals represent state interference in the economy and welfare provision as interfering with the ability of the market to optimise the efficient allocation of scarce resources.

The spectrometer has been optimised for the efficient collection and detection of particles (electrons or positively charged ions) generated through the interaction of gas phase molecules with synchrotron radiation.

MUlti-Layer Polymer EXperiment (MULPEX) is simple, cheap to build, lightweight, of no power demand, easy to deploy, and optimised for the efficient collection of impact residue for analysis on return to Earth.

In order to optimise the conditions for efficient complexation, DOTA-lipids DEG3SL (16) and DEG6SL (17) were initially labelled, unformulated, with Cu; labelling efficiencies of 96% (16) and 77% (17) were obtained.

In order to optimise the conditions for the efficient removal of selected elements, nitrogen species, and pathogenic bacteria (Coliform bacteria, Escherichia coli, Intestinal Enterococci and Clostridium perfringens), effluent water samples were treated with different iron loads from each of the investigated nZVI at various mixing and settling times.

The objective is apparently very simple; optimise the supply chain via effective and efficient operating practices.

An algorithm is presented to optimise the fibre angles efficiently.

This paper critically analyses the assumptions underpinning the design of PES schemes which seek to optimise or target efficient, effective and poverty objectives.

Part 1 of this paper proposed a methodology for the efficient determination of gradient information, when optimising a vehicle's suspension characteristics for ride comfort and handling.

Consequently, the objectives of this investigation are to evaluate different methods to detect acoustical failures in openable windows in walls, and to present an efficient approach to optimise the sound insulation of a façade.

Although much progress has been made in developing and optimising the many areas of biomass biorefining (Tian et al. 2010), the efficient production of bioethanol fuel from lignocellulosic biomass remains an obstinate challenge.