Boeing agreed to increase the capacity of the 737 Max 200 to 197 seats from 189 in Ryanair's existing 737-800s, theing the budget carrier to a "sweet spot" of efficiency, he said.
Many electronic products, as well as many non-electronics products, such as automobiles, fall into a "sweet spot" of efficiency, and that tends to be when they're fully loaded.
Field experiments were conducted to study genotypic variation for potassium uptake and utilization efficiency in sweet potato for 2 years.
For the sweet potato crop, light efficiency per tuber wet weight was 1.33 g mol−1 and 0.34 g dry weight of tuber per mole of light.
To obtain the baseline information for designing a high efficiency mechanical sweet cherry harvester, a series of dynamic and harvesting tests were conducted in orchards.
Arthurs et al. (2009) also showed that A. swirskii and N. cucumeris were good and effective predators for Scirtothrips dorsalis on sweet pepper but the efficiency of N. cucumeris was less than A. swirskii.
In addition to recovering brake energy, both systems offer engine management capabilities that allow operators to tune diesel primary engines to run in their "sweet spot" for maximum fuel efficiency and emission reduction.
Assuming you've spent some time on your board in the pool, on the lake, the golf course lake, wherever, and you've found your "sweet spot" for maximum paddling efficiency, you're going to want to paddle out to the lineup and catch some waves.
It's an almost-nonstop boxful of seductive sweets, executed with the deft efficiency of game-ready pros.
Sweet sorghum is a high photosynthetic-efficiency energy crop with high biomass (20 to 30 dry tonnes/ha) and sugar-yielding (16 to 18% fermentable sugar in juice) [ 2].
