Sentence examples for represent the efficient from inspiring English sources

The diagrams represent the efficient behavior of the knee bracings as compared to the diagonal bracings.

Since it is impossible to reduce the amount of one of the inputs without increasing another input amount if one is to stay on this isoquant, the solid line segments represent the efficient production frontier [24] of the production possibility set (T_{E}).

The straight lines from Asamoa hospital to the Y axis (labelled Admissions/staff) and from Asamoa to the X axis (labelled Opvisits/staff) represent the efficient frontier.

The PO solution represents the efficient operating decision of the pyrolysis reactor.

Strong dark MR images and a high relaxivity difference represented the efficient targeting ability of HA-MRCAs.

This work represents the efficient use of response surface methodology and the Box Behnken design use for grinding of Indian coal.

The catalytic reduction of nitrate to N2 represents the efficient water remediation technique in terms of the achieved nitrate depletion, but still with a main drawback – the production of ammonia as the undesired product.

For example, the architect's idea of the temple, as realized through craftsmanship of the workers whom the architect commands, represents the efficient cause of the temple whereas the architect's vision of or plan for the temple (not necessarily realized) provides the formal cause.

The significant PL quenching of TiO2 can be observed after combination with PPy, representing the efficient transfer of photo-generated electron from the TiO2 to PPy, most important to the enhanced photocatalytic activity of the PPy/TiO2 nanocomposites (Wang et al. 2010).

While this might represent the most efficient path to autoactivation, other, possibly less efficient paths must exist, that similarly rely on F595, since other JAK2 V617 mutations are also constitutively active (i.e. V617M, V617L, V617I [26]), and since the F595A mutation inhibits their activation (data not shown).

The notion of Pareto reducibility, introduced by Popovici in [14], is to represent the weakly efficient solution set as the union of the sets of efficient solutions of all subproblems obtained from the original one by selecting certain criteria.