Sentence examples for speed up the conversion from inspiring English sources

FASTER PAGES To speed up the conversion of plain-English addresses to numeric ones, every Internet provider caches, or preloads, the addresses of thousands of the most popular Web sites.

A shift in proportion of the demand for broadleaved wood at the beginning of the 50-year period could speed up the conversion process.

This result suggests that shortening the rotation length of broadleaved forest in order to speed up the conversion would not increase wood supply.

Feeling the heat, Clear Channel and 20 other owners of traditional radio announced plans in January to speed up the conversion of 2,000 AM and FM stations to digital, bringing the total to 2,500.

Just follow the install wizard, the software will install four high-speed dubbing to speed up the conversion, it will also test your video and sound card.

So-called Catalytic Clothing utilizes "Nano-titania, or nanosized particles of titanium dioxide, [which] work as powerful catalyst agents that speed up the conversion of harmful NOx air pollutants to harmless byproducts that can be washed away with the rain," explains Scientific American magazine.

The new batteries have a catalyst built into the anode that speeds up the conversion of electrical energy from the grid into chemical energy without shortening the battery's life or reducing the amount of energy it can store.

The government says the controversial change has been made in order to speed up the process of academy conversion by avoiding time-consuming negotiations over land, but critics are concerned it represents a major handover of local authority land worth billions of pounds.

"To speed up the process of academy conversion and ensure that land issues do not get in the way of improving schools, when a local authority's community schools convert to academy status, land held by the authority for those schools will transfer to the secretary of state, who will then grant a lease to the academy trust.

By choosing the proper salt and optimizing the polymer and the salt concentration, it is possible to tailor the particle structural features like the radius and the degree of compactness and to speed up the aggregation process until complete conversion from free chains to aggregates.

We found that by increasing sodium chloride concentration it is possible to speed up the aggregation process, obtaining a complete conversion from free chains to aggregates at shorter times, whereas increasing poly-ethylene-vinyl alcohol concentration from 0.70% w/w to 1.30% w/w determines an increase of the microgel size of a two-times factor.