Sentence examples for to operate optimally from inspiring English sources
Capitalism requires a layer of cheap, flexible labour to operate optimally.
The government maintains that Nigeria's oil refineries are currently unable to operate optimally.
The researchers calculated that, to operate optimally, each cell in the developing embryo would match the strength of its bicoid signal against an overall range of possible signal strengths, essentially by comparing notes with its neighbors.
Since its very conception, it's been designed to operate optimally at high millimeter frequencies or short millimeter wavelengths.
Thereby, the gain can be controlled to increase the range of application of the MoS2 phototransistor and to operate optimally, depending on the purpose and environment.
Microarray analysis is generally performed using a single working condition (i.e., one hybridization or stringency washing temperature), and thus all probes must exhibit the same thermodynamic behavior in order to operate optimally in the array.
A control algorithm, designed for such a system, represents an interesting challenge: it has to adapt to varying working conditions and operate optimally in terms of efficiency and reliability, while minimizing any impacts on the degradation of the components.
In addition, Venice, Bar, Ploce and Durres are found to have VRS efficiency score equal to unity, which implies that they operate optimally in terms of pure technical efficiency (or they optimally manage their existing resources), but the deficit in scale efficiency (<1) results in a loss of total technical efficiency (CRS efficiency score <1).
As such, this work proposes a novel systematic optimisation approach to design a robust tri-generation system which can operate optimally in its operating strategies.
A primary function of the blood brain and blood csf barriers is to preserve homeostasis within the cerebral compartment so that the complex neural integrative functions of the CNS can operate optimally.
And if the movements operate optimally, after the elites give in, rather than going home, the movements get stronger anyway, and seek more.
