Just a few weeks ago, in what one can only hope is the start of an analogous episode, the U.S. Army Secretary convened a conference on energy issues; a general who attended told me that the discussion touched upon, among other subjects, fuel efficiency in Army vehicles, and on the challenges of next-generation battery technology.
The current study was based on healthy subjects; the efficiency of the method needs to be evaluated in the context of patients with pathology.
It is possible to reach levels of hypoxia that abruptly reduce the subject's efficiency in exercising self-assessment, and personalistic fatigue in such cases fails to develop.
Although he's been able to fund a rearrangement of the theme tune, new titles and a new Tardis interior, Doctor Who is "subject to efficiency savings like everyone else.
IBC cells are subject to efficiency degradation in the same way many other high-efficiency silicon solar cells are.
Since then many papers, reviewed in this article, have been published on the subject of efficiency of CO2 storage and associated values.
In this paper, we discuss different allocation strategies which address jobs submitted to Grid resources, subject to efficiency and energy constraints.
In pure economic terms, acid recovery alongside CR appears to be highly beneficial, though acid recovery is itself subject to efficiency limitations.
The total error score (adjusted) was used, measuring the subject's efficiency to attend to specific attributes of compound stimuli (e.g. a line and a shape), then shift attention from one attribute (e.g. select the shape) to another (e.g. now select the line).
A case cohort approach [ 22] was used for data processing and analysis for efficiency; case subjects were derived from the entire cohort, and the number of person-years at risk for the entire cohort was estimated from a subcohort of 3,500 subjects who were selected at random from the full cohort at baseline.
