Sentence examples for to optimise the efficiency of from inspiring English sources

An understanding of the hydrodynamics of such a system is important in order to optimise the efficiency of the CO2 capture process.

In order to optimise the efficiency of tile stoves with a thermal capacity of up to 10 kW using wood logs, an important task is to investigate the heat storage of such firing systems used for space heating.

The challenge was given to Termomeccanica Pompe which supplied the new-look plant, and its work was designed to optimise the efficiency of the machines in order to reduce costs and to simplify operations.

Given the high material cost of stainless steel, the need to optimise the efficiency of design methods and to develop the performance, availability and diversity of the current product range is clear.

For this purpose, the influence of the different parameters affecting the procedure (type and volume of extraction solvent, temperature, time and ionic strength) was evaluated in order to optimise the efficiency of the process.

A hypothesis that an optimum ratio between the speed of the bobbin and the speed of the rotor can be found to optimise the efficiency of the separation for a given force field is upheld for an intermediate polarity phase system.

We do have a choice about how we act as a community to discharge the public trust vested in us, to optimise the efficiency and effectiveness of the public investment in research.

Broker Aviate said a deal would make strategic sense, allowing Apple to optimise the efficiency and power consumption of its devices, Reuters has reported.

Waiting for the new reliable biomarkers to complement US in detecting early HCC, our retrospective case control study aimed at optimising the efficiency of AFP as a surveillance test in cirrhotic patients, considering both its value at the time of HCC diagnosis and its changes overtime before the diagnosis.

Put formally, the information architecture of a good dashboard will optimise the efficiency of an organisation's performance monitoring systems.

This would optimise the efficiency of transcription, which may account for the cold- and heat-sensitive defects of rpb1-L1397S, rpb1-S1401P and rpb1-F1402L and their increased sensitivity to 6-azauracil and mycophenolate.