So we plan to combine these two methods to improve the restored efficiency of the noisy images.
We then propose and analyze several mechanisms, such as quality-price schedules and revenue sharing, that restore efficiency.
Limiting the secessionist tendencies by imposing a referendum at the regional level instead of allowing the representative to decide alone would restore efficiency.
As the 20th century ended, however, governments worldwide were turning back to private infrastructure ownership to restore efficiencies lost by placing assets under public ownership.
In power generation, energy efficiency measures that focus on building knowhow capacity and providing a convincing cost perspective for utilising the highest efficiency technologies for all new plants and, restoring design efficiency in existing plants, can help tap 2.15Gt of CO2 of the potential emissions reductions identified by IEA for the sector in 2050.
An alternative approach to restoring the efficiency obtained at 303 K would be to increase the concentration of the extracts at higher temperatures.
We find that when negative externalities occur immediately, people learn to adopt Pigouvian taxes, which are aimed at reducing negative externalities and restoring market efficiency.
Yet, these actions did not lead to strategic change but were aimed at restoring the efficiency of the formerly successful strategic pattern because the underlying strategic premises remained uncontested (see also Gilbert 2005; Gilbert and Bower 2002).
Contrary to what is widely accepted that "the lower energy, the more stable is a system," dissipative structure theory reveals the possibility of an unstable system restoring its efficiency and functionality (Ahn 1998).
In contrast, when the length of an intron increases due to an insertion, the splicing signals would evolve under positive selection, adapting to the new situation by restoring splicing efficiency.
