Sentence examples for the efficiency which from inspiring English sources

The sports minister, tipped for promotion in a Cabinet reshuffle, also believes London's transport system, Heathrow airport and public services should aim to keep up the efficiency which they delivered during the Games.

Because of friction, the work output from a machine is always less than the work input, and the efficiency, which is the ratio of the two, is always less than 100 percent.

The efficiency which had carried Ireland so far had gone, the aerial tactics used with such success against England had been stolen by Wales; Dan Biggar and Leigh Halfpenny kicked high and Wales chased to such effect that they recovered at least fifty per cent of the kicks.

Also, the FC-C combination, i.e., upconverter layer on top of the cell, does not improve the efficiency, which is obvious.

Longer distances to rural primary care facilities seems to have a clear negative impact on the efficiency, which is reflected in the positive sign of the corresponding coefficient.

For ergodic engines we find a rigorous upper bound for the efficiency, which is strictly smaller than the equivalent Carnot efficiency.

This parameter is analogous to the catalytic efficiency, which is the parameter of choice to compare the substrate specificity of enzymes with simple hyperbolic kinetics [ 22].

However, the peak efficiency (which occurs at the mid-range of the efficiency-afterload curve) of the heart is unaffected by diabetes.

The Ultra offers the best efficiency, which makes it even more appealing to company buyers.

This percentage is referred to as the frameshifting efficiency, which dictates the molar ratio of viral structural and enzymatic proteins, encoded by the gag and pol gene, respectively.

The numbers labeled in this figure indicate the quantum efficiency, which is 41% at a wavelength of 3.6 μm.