Sentence examples for reduction in operation from inspiring English sources
The improved building alternatives gave up to 19 34% reduction in operation primary energy use compared to the initial alternatives.
The use of low-k/high-k tunnel barriers was expected to enhance the electric field sensitivity with possibility of the reduction in operation voltage for Flash devices.
However, the very thin tunnel oxide suffers from many reliability issues like reduction in operation voltage, and after a considerable number of program and erase cycles, the tunnel oxide undergoes deterioration loss [48].
Furthermore, a programmable valve manifold was used to interface the developed microchip and ICP-MS instrumentation in order to fully automate the system, leading to a dramatic reduction in operation time and human error.
Some key benefits related to housing design quality are also summarised in this study, including, but not limited to, enhanced brand recognition, regulatory incentives, improved customer satisfaction, reduction in operation and maintenance costs, and less construction time.
A heavy minerals mining company in Canada was looking to replace their baghouse filter application with one that could offer a longer lifetime, a decrease in downtime and reduction in operation costs.
This reduction in operations is achieved due to the joint benefits of the AADC, the ASA and the resampling, as they enable to adapt the sampling frequency and the filter order by following the input signal local variations.
Advantages of air reduction in SOE operation stand in both capital and operation costs.
The first is a severe cash squeeze resulting from continuing reductions in operations after they were suspended last week when the deadly hijackings took place.
Plus, the company claims that using the K3 Server system instead of traditional processes results in a 50% reduction in deployment, operation and maintenance of enterprise integrations.
The recent work also shows that a GCC electricity market could create US $23.57 billion in economic benefits by 2038 via reduction in fuel, operation and maintenance costs [43].
