Sentence examples for possible more efficient from inspiring English sources

The computer not only makes possible more efficient use of telescope time but also permits a more detailed analysis of the data collected than could have been done manually.

The new ship types also increased the archipelago fleet's firepower, provided it with better defensive capabilities, and made possible more efficient fire support in amphibious operations.

They also made possible more efficient amplification of GC-rich templates than betaine and other previously described additives.

Despite their energy efficiency, significant improvement is possible via more efficient control of these mills.

And, of course, there are the everyday good energy deeds that would help make a world of difference: car-pooling; taking public transportation when possible; using more efficient lighting; dropping the thermostat a couple of degrees; buying more efficient appliances; unplugging appliances that aren't in use, and so on.

Thereby, the simulation of the elastic multibody system becomes possible or more efficient from a computational point of view.

Inflow control devices have been used to delay water or gas breakthrough, making possible a more efficient drainage of the reservoir while maximizing recovery.

Although most people believe that planners that delay step-ordering decisions as long as possible are more efficient than those that manipulate totally ordered sequences of actions, this intuition has received little formal justification or empirical validation.

However, in some situations, providing the user (e.g., Bob) with the reason why his request was rejected (e.g., for Alice location) contributes to the policy awareness and turns the process of locating someone with the best precision possible much more efficient.

It is possible that more efficient visuo-spatial self-other transformations were associated with an increased tendency towards self-referential processing, and thus a decrease in trait empathic concern, which is associated with prosocial, other-oriented behaviors.

Finally, a reduction of unnecessary costs and a better costs/benefits ratio are achieved, making possible a more efficient use of the available resources [ 10- 12].