Sentence examples for requirements of efficiency from inspiring English sources

Finally, developments of new flame retardant systems are described, especially designed for requirements of efficiency, health and environmental friendliness.

Because of the trade-off between the aerodynamic forces and the height stability, it is difficult to satisfy the design requirements of efficiency and stability at the same time.

The need of such a formalism is motivated by the lack of standards for Opinion Mining (a.k.a. Sentiment Analysis) that obey to certain requirements of efficiency, ease of manual annotation, scalability, and, most of all, that aim at satisfying the real goal of Sentiment Analysis applications.

5 These successes have drawn considerable interest in the field, but are still far from meeting industrial requirements of efficiency and stability.

These are the reasons for an interdisciplinary project on the one hand aiming at simplification of planning and scheduling patient appointments, on the other hand at fulfilling all requirements of efficiency and treatment quality.

The optimization of the coated metallic nanoparticles and nanoshells is a current challenge for biological applications, especially for cancer photothermal therapy, considering both the continuous improvement of their fabrication and the increasing requirement of efficiency.

Even within these three minimal requirements, degrees of efficiency in exposure and access exist.

The current study presents a GPT design to meet these specific requirements of trapping efficiency and hydraulic function.

A solution with a new architecture was presented for energy saving, considering current cellular networks cannot meet the design requirements of energy efficiency.

The sensor meets the experimental requirements of detection efficiency above 99%, fake-hit probability below 10−5 and a spatial resolution of 5 μm.

A package of measures could address the diverse causes of possible supply bottlenecks in a more targeted manner and at the same time take better account of the requirements of economic efficiency and environmental and social acceptability.