Sentence examples for providing a more efficient from inspiring English sources

District heating has two major benefits: it cuts fuel bills by providing a more efficient way of generating heat and hot water, with heat generated centrally and distributed through pipes to nearby homes; and by providing more efficient heat and hot water it cuts carbon emissions.

As a means for providing a more efficient core interconnection, networks-on-chip (known as NoCs) were proposed [9, 10].

We can expect innovative battery companies like these to have a great impact on the AR industry, not least by providing a more efficient battery to power AR glasses.

The specific results suggest that hybrid nanotechnology such as CMOL is a promising candidate to implement very large-scale spiking neural systems, providing a more efficient utilization of the density and storage benefits of emerging nano-scale technologies.

When osteosarcoma cells possessing cellular features of osteoblasts were seeded, SC-CO2 dried scaffold proved to be a more ideal support for cell attachment owing to the presence of both nano and micropores, thereby providing a more efficient and rapid alternative for tissue engineering applications.

The authors proposed that this would make it possible to modify or delete VACV genes or add foreign DNA in a bacterial system, eliminating the need for the plaque purification procedures employed up to date, providing a more efficient method for high throughput analyses.

The primary argument is that these would provide a more efficient means of eradicating severe hardship, suffering, or starvation.

That is their best justification: they don't guarantee immediate success, but they do provide a more efficient, and less bloody means of punishing failure than any alternative.

"It would provide a more efficient response from across the region and our farthest embassies to Washington," Lt. Col. Stephen Barger, a spokesman for the Pacific Command, said.

Some of the early amoeboid eukaryotes developed flagella to enhance their food-gathering abilities and to provide a more efficient mode of propulsion.

We have pressed for a national airside pass system, which would aid security and provide a more efficient and less stressful system, but the idea has been deemed "too difficult".