Sentence examples for original efficiencies from inspiring English sources

The increasingly global nature of manufacturing has made just-in-time planning more difficult, and some of the original efficiencies have been lost.

The flexible PSCs also showed good stability, retaining >80% of original efficiency after 50 times of bending.

The cell retained 76% of its' original efficiency upon prolonged illumination.

Claude Turmes, a Green MEP who helped negotiate the original efficiency package, said the fear of bad headlines had stalled the measures.

These flexible PSCs exhibited good stability, retaining >80% of original efficiency after 50 times of bending with a curvature diameter of 15 mm.

The NCP-based PSCs have presented good stability after 50 times of bending with a curvature diameter of 15 mm, retaining >80% of its original efficiency (Fig. 4f).

However, since the original efficiency was so poor, the "yield is still small". Indeed, Chen says that some applications will require that efficiency be improved by another factor of 10 to 100.

After 8 days' storage without encapsulation, the devices retained about 75% of their original efficiency while devices without solvent annealing reduced to 40% of that.

With this method, a perfect longitudinal match between the injector SFC and the main cyclotron SSC has been reached theoretically, compared to the original efficiency of 50% for most cases.

The building retains much of its original charm but little of its original efficiency as a library structure". By this time the library had surpassed one million volumes.

Although a reduction in efficiency is evident due to the deposition of nitrate on the surface, the original efficiency can be regained by washing the surface.